Ian Boston wrote > I think you have to put the annotation on the *class* of the concrete class, > since the annotation process does not look at parent classes. (possibly a > retention issue). That would really be a retention.
Stuart, could you please send me a simple example demonstration this? Carsten > > There was a similar problem but different problem with QDocs. > > Ian > On 21 Apr 2010, at 00:34, D. Stuart Freeman wrote: > >> I have an abstract class with a service reference in it and a getter >> method for retreiving it. If I use the javadoc method of declaring the >> reference, classes that extend the abstract are able to call the getter >> and use the service. Switching to the annotation method of declaring the >> reference results in the getter returning null. Is this expected >> behavior? Is there a way to make it work using the annotations? >> >> -- >> D. Stuart Freeman >> Georgia Institute of Technology > > -- Carsten Ziegeler [email protected]
