That's correct, you can see an example in the unit tests : see the classes :
org.apache.jackrabbit.ocm.testmodel.SimpleAnnotedAbstractClass org.apache.jackrabbit.ocm.testmodel.SimpleAnnotedClass and the unit test : AnnotationSimpleTest Maybe there is a bug in another area. Can you give us the full stacktrace ? Maybe the problem comes from the fact that you are using the path & uuid in the same test. I'm not sure if this case is well tested. If not, we will fix it. Christophe 2009/6/25 Nicolas Brasseur <[email protected]> > > Hi, > > I try to persist a basic inheritance structure using ocm but it keeps > telling me that my object does not have a 'path=true' property. > > > Repository access exception; nested exception is > org.apache.jackrabbit.ocm.exception.JcrMappingException: Class of type: > model.CourseDocument has no path mapping. Maybe attribute path="true" for a > field element of this class in mapping descriptor is missing or maybe it is > defined in an ancestor class which has no mapping descriptor. > Here are the source: > > @Node > public class CourseDocument extends OcmEntity{ > protected @Field String title; > protected @Field Date pubDate; > protected @Field String description; > ... + public getters & setters > } > > ------ > > @Node(jcrMixinTypes = "mix:referenceable") > public class OcmEntity { > > protected @Field(path=true) String path; > protected @Field(uuid=true) String uuid; > ... public getters & setters > > } > > I've read (i don't remember where) that the extend attribute (in the Node > annotation) was deprecated and that the java inheritance relationship will > be enough. > > any idea on what's wrong in my code. > > thanks in advance > > N. > > > > >
