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But with the classindexer installed, The system will know that the `User.Id` should be handled by `ObjectUuidType` and the `@Type(...)` can be dropped.
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This also simplifies usage on every other place, where Hibernate might need to resolve a type for the `Id` instance, like queries.
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## More examples
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To learn more you can explore the `testing/` directory of this library,
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for example the [testing/testing-typed-ids-hibernate-66-indexed](https://github.com/framefork/typed-ids/tree/master/testing/testing-typed-ids-hibernate-66-indexed/src/test/java/org/framefork/typedIds)
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has several working use-cases written in the form of tests that you can study for inspiration.
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