It's certainly good to hear that you solved it, and thanks very much for sharing your observation. Perhaps others searching for the problem may find this post.
But better still would be if you would take that next step of opening a bug report (see the URL that BKBK offered). Sure, he was proposing it then for you to GET help. Now it would still be very helpful if you reported it to a) make Adobe aware of the problem so that b) even if they can't solve it for some reason (if it's outside their control about hibernate) they could at least document it. But they may well be able to solve it, or press the hibernate org to solve it.
Finally, though, this COULD be something about the db server you're using. You don't say. Is it sql server? mysql? oracle? something else? There may well be either a setting in that DB that could be a) controlled in the db or b) controlled in the hibernate config (or your code) to affect this behavior.
Just trying very much to not leave this at your conclusion that "composite primary keys in the entity creates problem on CF 2021". In my experience, there's usually far more to such "bugs" than such a simple statement--though sometimes it may well be as simple as that. Or maybe that only is true in SOME cases, perhaps related to the DB or some other aspect of your configuration or coding.
Again, filing a bug report at tracker.adobe.com would better get Adobe's attention to look into it, and given the questions above I hope you can see why it would not be prudent for any of us to do that for you (sometimes we'll do that, to save folks the trouble). It only taks a minute to do, and would be a better legacy than this post alone. 🙂
/Charlie (troubleshooter, carehart.org)
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