I would say, the XDoclet module could not find the class AttachmentImpl because XDoclet itself either did not parse it or it has an error in the definition. Therefore, the module searches for the class on the classpath which failed too (because you probably don't have the compiled classes in the path that you use for invoking the XDoclet module). Anyway, from a quick glance I would say you have to problems/errors in your mapping:
* You can only define "super"-references in the class javadoc tag. There are no such things as anonymous references in OJB. Therefore, class AttachmentImpl will fail with the XDoclet module * Anonymous fields should not be used with collections because there are problems with prefetching. They work fine for fields and references, but not really good with collections. Also, FK constraints for collections are currently not created by the XDoclet module, I have yet to implement this feature. Tom --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
