Hi Mike,
Thanks for your help. Here is the result:
The primary key description on abstract entity Y:
name : 'pk_id'
columnName : 'pk_id'
className : 'java.lang.Number'
externalType : 'NUMBER'
userInfo : '{prototypeName = "pk_id"; }'
valueType : 'i'
serverTimeZone : 'America/Sao_Paulo'
The foreign key description on entity X:
name : 'fk_action'
columnName : 'fk_action'
className : 'java.lang.Number'
externalType : 'NUMBER'
userInfo : '{prototypeName = "fk_property"; }'
valueType : 'i'
serverTimeZone : 'America/Sao_Paulo'
Both seems equivalent.
I forgot to mention one more thing. Model A and model B live in
different frameworks.
Cheers,
Henrique
Mike Schrag wrote:
I started the application, but the same error occurred. :(
It's possible this is some other problem entirely, but at runtime, print
out the the actual externalTypes, valueType, and valueClass of the two
attributes just to be sure.
ms
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