Oops... sorry about that... hit Ctrl-Enter and sent the message prematurely. DOH!
I'm new to XDoclet and I've been looking through the sample project to get a feel for
how to apply the XDoclet tags through my code. Anyway, when looking through the code,
I noticed something that to me looks like a bug in the XDoclet-generated code in the
data classes. (I apologize if this has already been discussed, but I'm new to the
mailing list as well).
(This is using XDoclet v.1.2b3)
For example, test.interfaces.AddressData has the copy constructor:
public AddressData( AddressData otherData )
{
setId(otherData.getId());
this.street = street;
this.city = city;
setCreationDate(otherData.getCreationDate());
}
Shouldn't the generated code look something like:
setStreet(otherData.getStreet());
setCity(otherData.getCity());
Otherwise, the assignment of street to itself won't do anything.
Can anyone shed some light on the situation?
Regards,
Erik
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