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Kiran Keshav updated HIB-65:
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Attachment: interface_concrete_test.zuml
This is a simple model used to accompany this Jira issue
> Interface inheritance ignored
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>
> Key: HIB-65
> URL: http://thecla.homeftp.net:8380/jira/browse/HIB-65
> Project: Hibernate Cartridge
> Type: New Feature
> Versions: 3.0RC1
> Reporter: Kiran Keshav
> Assignee: Martin West
> Attachments: interface_concrete_test.zuml
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> Original Estimate: 4 hours
> Remaining: 4 hours
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> With regards to Andromda's inheritence realization, mixing of inheritance
> strategies like 'interface'
> and 'concrete' is not realized, and the 'interface' strategy is ignored
> altogether. We would like to get classes generated like:
> public class Child extends Parent implements AnInf, AnotherInf { ... }
> where Parent,Child,AnInf and AnotherInf are all represented in our model. In
> the example, we have two interfaces. This is a valid java construct, and has
> a straightforward table implementation. I'm not sure why it is not supporeted
> theory, so I'm curious if I'm missing something (a good possiblity) or if you
> just haven't had time to get around to it.
> Depending on the inheritance method, the hbm.xml generated will be different.
> If Parent is tagged with 'concrete', and 'AnInf' and 'AnotherInf' are tagged
> as 'interfaces', the attributes/associations of all three should be pushed
> into the Child.hbm.xml file, correct? Instead, I am getting hbm.xml file for
> Parent with joined-sublcass elements, and nothing with respect to the
> interfaces. This illustrates a subclass implementation for the Parent -
> Child implementation, with the interface stereotypes being ignored.
> I've attached this simple model so you can duplicate the issue.
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