--- Hanasaki JiJi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Konstantin,
>
> Can I ask a few questions?
>
> The concrete SecurityOfficerBean code is in the
> directory:
> xdoclet/samples/src/java/test/ejb
> So, it is: 1, concrete 2. NOT GENERATED
> Can you explain this please?
>
> The Sun documentation says that SessionBeans I write
> MUST not be
> abstract. Is it an Xdoclet requirement to write
> abstract beans? Do
> you have a URL that tells about the Abstract?
Actually xdoclet will generate concrete bean for
you ( and this one will inherit from bean you just
developed, and added in all the DDs )
You have to mark your source bean as abstract,
or else compiler will barf because you did not
implemented ejbRemove() ejbCreate() etc.
You did not have to, xdoclet will generate dummy
methods, and call super methods if they are defined.
So, it's just for convenience - or do you enjoy
to type in ejbRemove() {} all over your sources?
regards,
=====
Konstantin Priblouda ( ko5tik ) Freelance Software developer
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