So, I'll try to be more explicit :)

The DecObject class is just a bean, with a lot of attributs. (more than
30..)
For instance, 3 of its : 
private BigDecimal refCorinthe;
private String siren;       
private String ndec

public BigDecimal getRefCorinthe() {
                return refCorinthe;
        }
public void setRefCorinthe(BigDecimal refCorinthe) {
                this.refCorinthe = refCorinthe;
        }
public String getSiren() {
                return siren;
        }       
public void setSiren(String siren) {
        this.siren = siren == null ? null : siren.trim();
        }
public String getNdec() {
                return ndec;
        }
public void setNdec(String ndec) {
                this.ndec = ndec == null ? null : ndec.trim();
        }


And, in the bean generated, I found that : (copy paste it, and removed
javadoc comments)

    /**
     * This field was generated by Apache iBATIS ibator. This field
corresponds to the database column  HISTORY_DEC.REF_CORINTHE
     * @ibatorgenerated  Thu Apr 08 14:29:48 CEST 2010
     */
    private BigDecimal refCorinthe;
    /**
     * This field was generated by Apache iBATIS ibator. This field
corresponds to the database column HISTORY_DEC.SIREN
     * @ibatorgenerated  Thu Apr 08 14:29:48 CEST 2010
     */
    private String siren;

    /**
     * This field was generated by Apache iBATIS ibator. This field
corresponds to the database column HISTORY_DEC.NDEC
     * @ibatorgenerated  Thu Apr 08 14:29:48 CEST 2010
     */
private String ndec;

public String getNdec() {
        return ndec;
    }
    public void setNdec(String ndec) {
        this.ndec = ndec == null ? null : ndec.trim();
    }
 public String getSiren() {
        return siren;
    }
    public void setSiren(String siren) {
        this.siren = siren == null ? null : siren.trim();
    }
 public BigDecimal getRefCorinthe() {
        return refCorinthe;
    }
    public void setRefCorinthe(BigDecimal refCorinthe) {
        this.refCorinthe = refCorinthe;
    }

So, we can see that the attributs are matching..




Jeff Butler-2 wrote:
> 
> OK.  Then I need to see some detail. What are the methods in the base
> class, and what is Ibator generating?
> 
> Jeff Butler
> 
> 
> On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 9:20 AM, Jeremy Jardin <jeremy.jar...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> Yes, I had that message the first time I ran the ant script.
>>
>> Then, I tried something with the classPathEntry tag, but it seems
>> to be working with Abator, and not with Ibator ?
>>
>> So, I had the jar containing the DecObject.class file in the
>> classpath of my ant script..  and no more warnings !
>> But, Ibator still overrides attributs and methods..
>>
>>
>>
>> Jeff Butler-2 wrote:
>>>
>>> Did you see a warning like this during your Ibator run:
>>>
>>> "Root class com.DecObject cannot be loaded, checking for member
>>> overrides is disabled for this class"
>>>
>>> If so, it means that DecObject is not in the class path and Ibator
>>> cannot check for overridden  methods.  Make sure that the compiled
>>> DecObject class is in Ibator's classpath, or add a <classPathEntry>
>>> configuration element specifying where the compiled class is.
>>>
>>> Jeff Butler
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 7:21 AM, Jeremy Jardin <jeremy.jar...@gmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I'd like Ibator to generate ibatis bean extending a specific rootClass.
>>>> 3 of my tables are nearly the same.
>>>> So I did something like that in the ibator-conf.xml file :
>>>>
>>>> <ibatorContext>
>>>>        <table tableName="HISTORY_DEC" domainObjectName="HistoryDec">
>>>>           <property name="rootClass" value="com.DecObject" />
>>>>        </table>
>>>> </ibatorContext>
>>>>
>>>> The class DecObject is correctly found, and contains attributs which
>>>> are
>>>> the
>>>> same
>>>> that in the generated HistoryDec class.
>>>> I checked that types and getter/setter were right, and it is.
>>>>
>>>> so, why ibator overrides attributs ?
>>>>
>>>> Thx,
>>>>
>>>> Jeremy
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