OK... I've made some progress on this, but it's left me with a few
more questions. First, I should say that I'm running 1.3.8, which
AFAIK is the latest stable release.
The problem with my descriptor is that it didn't include a
<field-name> element inside each <cmp-field>, adding that let me move
further, but then I was told that it couldn't find the attribute "ssn"
(my primkey field) in the class.
It turns out that it wasn't finding it since the attribute was
private. Does this mean that all my attributes in a CMP bean need to
be public? If so, I'm not sure why, since reflection since JDK1.2
allows you to view private attributes based on security properties.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
Thanks!
Sean P. McNamara writes:
>
> Hi All-
>
> I'm new to Orion Server, and am in the process of developing a sample
> application to test out CMP.
>
> The problem I'm having is that although I've defined a
> primary-key-class and primkey-field, I receive errors that the
> primkey-field is not a CMP field, even though the descriptor is set up
> that way.
> ...
> And when starting the server, they error that is displayed is:
>
> Auto-deploying
> /home/tank/OrionProjects/ResumeManager/rel/ResumeManager-ejb.jar (No
> previous deployment found)... Error compiling
> file:/home/tank/OrionProjects/ResumeManager/rel/ResumeManager-ejb.jar:
> The specified primkey-field 'ssn' was not found among the cmp-fields
> for the bean com.soma.axon.ejb.entity.Employee
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