On Thu, 10 Jun 2004, Bradford Pielech wrote:

> Tom:
> 
>          Thanks for the answer, but I am still confused-  when you say to 
> specify the inverse foreign key, do you mean to use the remote-foreignkey 
> attribute?

Yup, that's the one. Sorry for the confusion, in the repository it's
called inverse foreignkey (but I prefer remote foreignkey for the tags
because that's IMO easier to understand).

> This doesn't make sense to me because the parent and children 
> collection is explict and I get this error:
> 
> --------
> [ojbdoclet] Caused by: xdoclet.XDocletException: The remote-foreignkey 
> property specified for collection children in class 
> com.alphatech.ebo.datamodels.SimpleDAGNode
> doesn't match the foreignkey property of the corresponding collection 
> children in class com.alphatech.ebo.datamodels.SimpleDAGNode
> --------

Now this is a slightly different error caused by the same thing: the
XDoclet module will (currently) simply take the first collection in the
element class that it finds. After I fixed that, your changed Java code
will work (I'll have a look at it today).

Tom


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