[Xdoclet-user] RE: How do I generate entity local interface for ancestor methods

[Michael Elizarov]

I use it this way all the time and everything works fine. The trick is that you can have arbitrary level depth of hierarchy, but as soon as you declared a class (bean) to be non-abstract (i.e. you actually want a bean being generated for the class), you can't inherit any more. In fact I have two parallel trees --  one of beans and one of corresponding data objects.

Hope that helps...

Mike

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From: "Ara Abrahamian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Ferran Puig'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
	<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: [Xdoclet-user] How do I generate entity local interface for ancestor methods
Date: Fri, 7 Jun 2002 16:03:35 +0430

While I was developing this inheritance feature I thought ejbCreate is
one of those un-inheritable methods, because of the return type and it
seemed to me like putting a static getInstance method in a base class
and trying to override that static method :-) But anyway, we can make it
smarter and handle this case too.

Ara.

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Subject: RE: [Xdoclet-user] How do I generate entity local interface

for

ancestor methods
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  We're having a similar problem.
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  we have a group of Beans which inherit from a generic bean which has

the

create method, because the create method has the same signature for

all

Beans.
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  We want to generate the Home interface, but the generated interface
hasn't
the create method (I suppose that is due to the fact that the

signature of

the
create method in the home interface should be different for each

Bean).

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 We've tried to put the @ejb:create-method in the parent of the beans,

but

it
doen't work. Any hint about it?
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 Thanks in advance.
 Ferran.
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