A wise old hermit known only as Jon Finanger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> once said:
> I'm using xdoclet 1.2.0 beta1 with jboss3.0.4, BMP and DAO
>
> Scenario:
> xdoclet does not generate the create( ) methods correctly.
That depends on what you consider correct. As far as I know it works just
fine as designed, but you may disagree with my design ;-)
> I tag my create method with @ejb.create-method and the result in MyBMP
> is:
> public MyPK ejbCreate(MyData data) throws javax.ejb.CreateException
> {
> return getDao().create((MyBean) this);
> }
> It passes this to the dao implementation without loading the bean with
> the Data before the dao impl is called.
Do you have anything in the ejbCreate method in your bean class?
The basic idea is you call the relevant setter methods to set up the bean
state using the parameters in the ejbCreate method in your bean class, and
the BMP subclass calls out to the DAO afterwards (well actually it
overrides the method and calls super.ejbCreate(...), but it's the same
thing). Compare this to CMP, where your ejbCreate(...) calls the relevant
setter methods to set up the bean state using the parameters and then the
CMP engine generated subclass handles persists it to the database
afterwards...
I figure doing it this way makes it less effort to switch between BMP+DAO
and CMP in the future, since the ejbCreate's code stays the same (which is
also the reason the finder methods are added to the DAO automatically in
1.2 beta 1, by the way).
Of course, if you're doing this already and the super call isn't being
added in the BMP subclass, then that's a bug and you should raise an issue
for it in JIRA.
Andrew.
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