Cl�vis Wichoski wrote:
Thanks, Thomas all works now
there are any reason that OJB don't get collections from super?
What do you mean ?
maybe in newer versions XDoclet/repository includes an attribute like ojb-check-collections-from-super or better. ;)
I'm not sure what you mean, but you should be aware of the differences between 'include-inherited' and 'determine-extents'. The former works on the Java level, e.g. it specifies whether base class features marked with an @ojb tag should be copied to the current class descriptor. The latter specifies whether the XDoclet OJB module should automatically create extent-class tags in the repository file for all persistent subtypes of the current class. These extent-class tags tell OJB's runtime about the inheritance, but they won't work with the multiple-joined-table strategy. This however has no influence on the include-inherited part.
So you almost always have include-inherited=true (using ojb.modify-inherited with ignore=true for features that you don't want in the descriptor of the current class) whereas you will want determine-extents=false for the inheritance hierarhcies mapped with the multiple-joined-table strategy.
Tom
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