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Jose,
I had
the same problem a while ago but I did not manage to solve
it.
What
version of xDoclet do you use ?
Could
you send me your EJB files so that I can have a look ?
Thanks
in advance
Marc
-----Original Message-----
From: Jose
Gonzalez Gomez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: mardi 16
septembre 2003 17:00
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Xdoclet-user]
Possible BUG: How to include non persistent properties in value
objects?
I've solved
this:
I had no setter methods for my non persistent
fields in UserBean, so the fields get generated in the value object, but no
setter method for these properties get generated (I don't understand why this
is done this way). As those setter methods don't exist, the CMP entity class
cannot invoke them, so they were not included in the getXXXValue
method.
So I added a few empty setXXXX methods in my
UserBean, and everything is working as expected. Is this the expected
behaviour?
Regards
Jose Gonzalez Gomez
wrote:
I have a CMP EJB (UserBean) with several
non persistent fields, and I would like to include these fields in an
automatically generated value object. These fields are derived from other
persistent fields, or from some select methods. Is it possible to do such
thing? How?
I've tried to do it, but I didn't
succeed. After taking a look at the templates I thought this wasn't
possible, as the templates use the XDtEjbPersistent:forAllPersistentFields
tag for generating the fields for the value object and setting the fields in
the getXXXValue method of the CMP entity class. But after generating the
sources, I get the following:
In the UserValue
class:
private java.lang.String
code;
private boolean codeHasBeenSet =
false;
private boolean
purchaser;
private boolean purchaserHasBeenSet
= false;
private boolean
approver;
private boolean approverHasBeenSet =
false;
private boolean
admin;
private boolean adminHasBeenSet =
false;
private boolean
absent;
private boolean absentHasBeenSet =
false;
private java.lang.String
commonName;
private boolean
commonNameHasBeenSet = false;
private
java.lang.String email;
private boolean
emailHasBeenSet = false;
private
java.util.Locale locale;
private boolean
localeHasBeenSet = false;
private
com.actaris.eprocurement.domain.procurement.UserValue
Substitute;
private boolean
SubstituteHasBeenSet = false;
private
Collection Departments = new
java.util.ArrayList();
In the UserCMP
class:
UserValue.setCode( getCode()
);
UserValue.setAdmin( getAdmin()
);
UserValue.setAbsent( getAbsent()
);
if ( getSubstitute() != null
)
UserValue.setSubstitute( getSubstitute().getUserValue()
);
UserValue.clearDepartments();
java.util.Iterator iDepartment =
getDepartmentsAbleToPurchaseFor().iterator();
while
(iDepartment.hasNext()){
UserValue.addDepartment(
((com.actaris.eprocurement.domain.organization.LocalDepartment)iDepartment.next()).getDepartmentValue()
);
}
UserValue.cleanDepartment();
As you can see,
there are a lot of fields that get generated in the value object, but only
some of them (the persistent fields) are set in the getUserValue method. Is
this a bug?
Regards
Jose
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