Entities not inheriting/extending parent DAO when enableTemplating is true
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Key: SPRING-216
URL: http://jira.andromda.org/browse/SPRING-216
Project: Spring Cartridge
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: 3.4
Environment: java 1.6, maven 2.2, magicdraw 16.8, emf2.2 model
Reporter: Mike Dikan
Assignee: Chad Brandon
Attachments: mda-testing.tar.gz
Taken from: http://forum.andromda.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=6851
I have an Entity class Foo that has a parent entity Bar. Bar has a dependency
on BarVO and Foo has a dependency on FooVO. When I generate code for Foo, I
expected the Entity to have 2 conversion methods: toFooVO and toBarVO, but it
has only one (toFooVO). I noticed when I set enableTemplating to false to test
a separate issue: http://forum.andromda.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=6850 that the
Entity inherits the dependency properly and writes the necessary code for
conversion (toBarVO)
(continued)
I have my test project built and can reproduce the error there as well. I have
4 classes, a FooParent, FooChild, FooParentVO, and FooChildVO. The FooChild
extends FooParent, FooChild depends on FooChildVO, and FooParent depends on
FooParentVO. The expectation is that FooChild will have cases in
transformEntity for both FooChildVO and FooParentVO. If I have enableTemplating
set to false, generation works as expected. If I have enableTemplating set to
true, I do not inherit a transform for ParentVO. I also notice that all other
template declarations depending on the 'daoInheritanceEnabled' property will be
missing in the ChildDaoBase as well, including the class definition of
extending the ParentDao (ChildDao extends ParentDao)
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