Hi folks,
I'm trying to extend the remote AND the local interface. In order to
achieve this, I added the following tags:
/**
.
.
*
@ejb:interface local-extends="foo.FooLocal"
* @ejb:interface extends="foo.Foo"
.
.
**/
Xdoclet generated the two interfaces:
Local:
public interface MyFooLocal extends foo.FooLocal {
...
}
Remote:
public interface MyFoo extends javax.ejb.EJBObject {
...
}
As one can see, the local interface was generated properly. The remote
interface however is not quite right. It's supposed to extend foo.Foo and
not the default EJBObject.
If I switch the order of the two tags:
/**
.
.
* @ejb:interface extends="foo.Foo"
*
@ejb:interface local-extends="foo.FooLocal"
.
.
**/
The remote interface is now generated right and the local interface is
generated wrong. (vice-versa from the result above).
Has anyone got a clue on how to avoid this behavior. I tried to see if I
could find something in the src, but since I'm not very familiar with the
internals of Xdoclet I wasn't able to spot anything that would help.
Thanks a lot for your help
chriss
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