Development of Hibernate Artifacts

Sir
I have made use of MySql databse profile to interact with databse.
I m making use of Hibernate to deal with databse.
the problem is that when i m generating Hibernate artifacts, in Mapping file & Pojo classes there doesn't exist any relation b/w 2 tables. (i.e, one to many or vice-versa) but for oracle profile it is working fine.
sql query used for tables
create table student(sid integer primary key,sname varchar(10),age integer);
create table studaddress(studaddr integer,sid integer references student(sid),state varchar(10));
In Pojo classes there is no method with name setStudent (in Studaddress.java ) &
In Pojo classes there is no method with name setStudaddresses (in Student.java )
Its my first Query to u .
Hope u will respond

you did something wrong with the mysql setup.
if you can't find a bug report on hibernate that relates to your problem, i'd assume that you made a mistake. if you're just learning, it's more likely that you've misunderstood something.
can't tell unless you post more artifacts.
perhaps best to take up with the hibernate forum.
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