> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 15:35, Olaf Bergner wrote: > > I am using xdoclet 1.2 on an (abstract) session bean > "DocumentManagement" to > > generate local/remote interfaces and a concrete session bean > subclass. But > > instead of producing "DocumentManagementLocal", > "DocumentManagementRemote", > > "DocumentManagementSession" xdoclet gives me "beanLocal", "beanRemote", > > "beanSession", ... Seems like xdoclet doesn't know about the > proper class > > name. Why would this be? Excerpts from original class and ant > task below. > ... > > /** > > * @ejb.bean > > * name = "document-management-bean" > > That's probably where it's getting the names from, though I'm not sure > why it's stripping off the stuff before the last '-'. If I remember > correctly, the stuff that calculates the names by stripping off the > "EJB" or "Bean" from the bean classname only sets the default to use if > there's no name parameter on the @ejb.bean tag. Try changing it to > @ejb.bean name="DocumentManagement" and see if that helps. > Thanks, that did the trick. I had absolutely no clue where xdoclet got that "bean" from. Thought it were some kind of internal fallback.
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