Hello everyone,
I'm using XDoclet to generate Hibernate files (though I don't think my
issue is Hibernate-specific).
I'm willing to use a method-level tag inside a class, but the method is
declared in a superclass.
Of course, the short answer is: "Put the tag inside the superclass
.java file". Unfortunately, the superclass was given to me as a
precompiled .jar package and I don't have its source code. Anyway, the
tag should apply to the child class, not to the superclass.
Normally I would override the method (just to make a super.call() ), so
I could use the method-level tag; but the method was declared private in
the superclass, so I can't do that.
I was wondering if is there a way to tell XDoclet "I'm using a
method-level tag; you won't see the method, but I swear it exists (with
the following signature: ...)". Maybe a way to declare "ghost methods"?
Any hints?
Thanks in advance and best regards,
Vilar Camara Neto
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