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>>> What do I need to do to implement
entity inheritance?
I don't understand. Your example includes two
stateless session beans.
For entity beans, I don't think that xdoclet
creates any default create methods.
-Joe
>>> "Pete Marsden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/29/02 10:54AM >>> Hello,
This is my first
post to this list and I am frustrated. Everything is working fine for me
in my refactoring from ejbgen/websphere to xdoclet/jboss except when I try
to use inheritance.
The problem occurs
during the compile and has to do with the fact that xdoclet is generating (in
the case of the stateless session bean) a default create method in each class
which return different types.
I tried to put a
create method that had the same signature as the base class hoping to cause
xdoclet not to generate the create method but that didn't
work.
I see that the
examples use inheritance and that is what kills me. What am I doing
wrong? What do I need to do to implement entity
inheritance?
Code
below:
Thanks for your
help
Pete--
BASE
CLASS
---------------------
/**
* @ejb:bean * name="TestBaseBO" * type="Stateless" * cmp-version="2.x" * jndi-name="TestBaseBO" * display-name="EJB Stateless - TestBaseBO" * view-type="both" * reentrant="false" */ public class
TestBaseBO implements SessionBean {
}
TEST
CLASS
--------------------- /**
* @ejb:bean * name="TestBO" * type="Stateless" * cmp-version="2.x" * jndi-name="TestBO" * display-name="EJB Stateless - TestBO" * view-type="both" * reentrant="false" */ public class TestBO
extends TestBaseBO implements SessionBean {
} |
- [Xdoclet-user] Inheritance and XDoclet Pete Marsden
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