Josh wrote:
In particular, even though I have put @hibernate.joined-subclass tags in both the implementing classes, no mappings appear to be being generated at all, neither in the interface hbm file, nor are any hbm's generated for the implementing classes themselves at all. Does xdoclet not support interfaces? Also, I looked all over the hibernate site for things on using interfaces & there's very little so I'm now wondering how supported interfaces are for hibernate. If anyuone can clarify interface support or point me towards docs, I'd appreciate it.
I'm not clear on the exact nature of the problem. If just @hibernate.joined-subclass is used at the class level, then nothing will be generated. You also need to put @hibernate.class at the class level on the superclass, and the hbm file will be generated for the superclass, and should include the definitions from the subclasses that specify @hibernate.joined-subclass.
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