> I bumped into some strange thing in ojb xdoclet: > I need mapping wich gave me Armin: interface descriptor has field > descriptors but doesn't have table attribute > class descriptor has both the same field descriptors and table attribute > > but if I specify *generate-table-info="true" in interface descriptor > *xdoclet generates field descriptors and table attribute too
Thats by design. You could use factory-class/factory-method to hide the implementation class from OJB and thus 'instantiate' the interface as far as OJB is concerned. > if I specify *generate-table-info="false" in interface descriptor > *xdoclet doesn't generate table attribute but it doesnt generate field > descriptors too Again by design: the interface is only used to establish inheritance relationships. The class/interface must be mapped to a table in order to be able to use field/reference/collection descriptors. Btw, I think Armin forgot the table attribute in the class descriptor in the mapping he gave you. Tom --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
