Hi there,
this one really drives me nuts! And happens if:
public interface ComponentEJB extends javax.ejb.EntityBean
after replacing the "interface" by "abstract class" it works.
(Besides: this error message is pretty shitty - it tells nothing
...sorry to say :-)
Why ain't it possible to use interfaces? I simple need the
existance of the methods assured when compiling the implementing
class - I need the interfaces methods in the InterfaceClass and of
course I need to get the descriptor completed by the xdoclet-tags
I use within my interface ComponentEJB.
Am I wrong? Where am I wrong? Feature not yet implemented
in XDoclet?
UnitEJB
|
+-------------------^-------------------+
| |
SimpleComponentEJB SecuredComponentEJB---o---Component
| +--------------------> | >--------------------------+
| |
^ ^
| |
SimpleContainerEJB SecuredContainerEJB ---o---Container
+--------------------------------------------------+
^ means: extends
o means: implements
Any Suggestions?
Thanx
Dirk Brenckmann
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