[Xdoclet-user] is there a bug?

Fogleson, Allen Wed, 09 Mar 2005 16:56:34 -0800

Got some weird things out of the ejbdoclet tasks today.

I have an entity bean for which we are generating a session fa�ade for using of course the @ejb.facade

In the past I have always used the view-type=”remote” but we only wanted this particular fa�ade to be local so I used that.

The problem I have is that when the entityfacade is generated it throws a remoteException in a create method and then of course when we generate the local interfaces on that fa�ade the locals now throw RemoteException and it wont deploy (Jboss) because they aren’t allowed to throw remoteException.

I have dug through the docs to see if there is something I am missing, but I can’t find anything.

Here is a simple example (obviously not my real one)

package org.homedns.afogleson.ejb;

import javax.ejb.EntityBean;

/**

�*

�*

�* @ejb.bean name="SimpleEntity"

�*�� jndi-name="simple"

�*�� type="CMP"

�*� primkey-field="id"

�*� schema="simple"

�*� cmp-version="2.x"

�*� data-source="java:/ejbDS"

�*

�*� @ejb.persistence

�*�� table-name="simple"

�*

�* @ejb.finder

�*�� query="SELECT OBJECT(a) FROM simple as a"�

�*�� signature="java.util.Collection findAll()"�

�*

�* @ejb.finder

�*�� query="SELECT OBJECT(a) FROM simple as a where a.name = ?1"

�*�� signature="java.util.Collection findByName(java.lang.String name)"

�*

�* @ejb.data-object

�*

�* @ejb.facade

�*�� view-type="local"

�*

�* @ejb.pk class="java.lang.Integer"

�*

�* @generated

�**/

public abstract class SimpleEntityBean implements EntityBean {

� /**

�� *

�� *

�� * The� ejbCreate method.

�� *

�� *

�� *

�� * @ejb.create-method

�� *

�� * @generated

�� */

� public java.lang.Integer ejbCreate() throws javax.ejb.CreateException {

�� // EJB 2.0 spec says return null for CMP ejbCreate methods.

�� // TODO: YOU MUST INITIALIZE THE FIELDS FOR THE BEAN HERE.

�� // setMyField("Something");

�� // begin-user-code

�� return null;

�� // end-user-code

� }

� /**

�� *

�� * The container invokes this method immediately after it calls ejbCreate.

�� *

�� *

�� * @generated

�� */

� public void ejbPostCreate() throws javax.ejb.CreateException {

�� // begin-user-code

�� // end-user-code

� }

� /**

�� *

�� *

�� * CMP Field id

�� *

�� * Returns the id

�� * @return the id

�� *

�� *

�� *

�� *

�� *

�� * @ejb.persistent-field

�� * @ejb.persistence

�� *�� column-name="id"

�� *�� jdbc-type="VARCHAR"

�� *�� sql-type="INTEGER"

�� *�� read->

�� * @ejb.pk-field

�� *

�� * @ejb.interface-method

�� *

�� *

�� * @generated

�� */

� public abstract java.lang.Integer getId();

� /**

�� *

�� * Sets the id

�� *

�� * @param java.lang.Integer the new id value

�� *

�� *

�� *

�� * @ejb.interface-method

�� *

�� * @generated

�� */

� public abstract void setId(java.lang.Integer id);

� /**

�� *

�� *

�� * CMP Field name

�� *

�� * Returns the name

�� * @return the name

�� *

�� *

�� *

�� *

�� *

�� * @ejb.persistent-field

�� * @ejb.persistence

�� *�� column-name="name"

�� *�� jdbc-type="VARCHAR"

�� *�� sql-type="VARCHAR"

�� *�� read->

�� *�

�� *

�� * @ejb.interface-method

�� *

�� *

�� * @generated

�� */

� public abstract java.lang.String getName();

� /**

�� *

�� * Sets the name

�� *

�� * @param java.lang.String the new name value

�� *

�� *

�� *

�� * @ejb.interface-method

�� *

�� * @generated

�� */

� public abstract void setName(java.lang.String name);

�

� /**

�� *

�� * @ejb.interface-method

�� *

�� * @return

�� */

� public abstract SimpleEntityData getData();

}

and here is my ejbdoclet task for running on the sessionFacade created.

�� <ejbdoclet destdir="${ejbsrc.dir}"

�� mergedir="${ejb.dd.dir}"

�� excludedtags="@version,@author,@todo"

�� addedtags="@generated"

�� ejbspec="2.0"

�� force="${xdoclet.force}"

�� verbose="true" >

�� <!--

�� This is where you declare what classes to

�� parse.

�� -->

�� <fileset dir="${j2src.dir}"/>

�� <fileset dir="${ejbsrc.dir}">

�� <include name="**/*FacadeEJB.*"/>

�� </fileset>

�� <utilobject cacheHomes="true" includeGUID="true" />

�� <entityfacade/>

�� <dataobject/>

�� <valueobject />

�� <remotefacade/>

�� <localinterface/>

�� <localhomeinterface/>

�� <homeinterface/>

�� <remoteinterface/>

�� <entitypk/>

�� <entitycmp/>

�� <session/>

�� <deploymentdescriptor destdir="${ejb.dd.dir}"

�� validatexml="false"

�� mergedir="${ejb.dd.dir}" />

�� <jboss

�� version="3.0"

�� unauthenticatedPrincipal="nobody"

�� xmlencoding="UTF-8"

�� destdir="${ejb.dd.dir}"

�� validatexml="false"

�� datasource="java:/ejbDS"

�� datasourcemapping="mySQL"

�� preferredrelationmapping="foreign-key" />

�� </ejbdoclet>

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