[ http://jira.andromda.org/browse/EJB-13?page=history ]
Lorenz Froihofer updated EJB-13:
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Attachment: SessionRemote.vsl-attributes-patch.diff
This patch resolves this bug by only adding attributes with public visibility
to the remote interface (SessionRemote.vsl). Interestingly, this bug is not
present in SessionLocal.vsl.
> [Stateful session bean] bean interface and bean implementation class does not
> match
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: EJB-13
> URL: http://jira.andromda.org/browse/EJB-13
> Project: EJB Cartridge
> Type: Bug
> Environment: Win2k, Java 1.4.2, andromda snapshot of 3rd of october
> Reporter: Stefan Siegl
> Assignee: Sascha-Matthias Kulawik
> Attachments: SessionRemote.vsl-attributes-patch.diff
>
> I already put in the bug EJB-12. After changing the line as described at the
> end of the bug report, the fields are created correctly, but another problem
> arises.
> I am refering to the same example as in bug report EJB-12:
> I used a simple SessionBean, called "MyService", added the stereotype
> "Service" and added a field called "name" of the type "String" (just in case
> my little image is not readable).
> The bean implemenatation class "MyServiceBean" adds a private accessor and
> mutator method for the created field "name". The problem is, that the bean
> interface "MyService" defines these methods as public methods (business
> methods) and the EJB specification states, that the bean implementation class
> must provide an implementation of these methods in the same way as defines in
> the business interface. Therefore a deploy to an application server will
> result in an error.
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