Robert Baruch wrote:
I'm using the obj-blank project as is, except that I have added a single
file: src/java/genealogy/data/CitationPartType.java:
package genealogy.data;
/**
* @obj.class
*/
public class CitationPartType
{
/**
* @obj.field
*/
private String name;
/**
* @obj.field
*
Robert Baruch wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using the obj-blank project as is, except that I have added a single
file: src/java/genealogy/data/CitationPartType.java:
package genealogy.data;
/**
* @obj.class
*/
public class CitationPartType
{
/**
* @obj.field
*/
private String name;
/**
*
Thomas Dudziak wrote:
The OJB XDoclet module does not process the type because you
misspelled the xdoclet tags: its @[EMAIL PROTECTED], not
@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(this is quite hard to catch ;-) )
sigh I am so embarrassed :)
Thanks!
--Rob
Hello to OJB-Users,
I started to learn how to use OJB with a little example, but here i have
a problem. Maybe anyone could help.
I have 3 classes with a few attributes:
abstract class benutzer;
- string name
- string vname
- int benutzer_id
- string passwort
- string benutzername
