Found the problem. It was a scope problem. Fail is in a different package and
jar file from TrackedItem and UserDatum. I need to include
tracker.jar
in the persistence.xml file for Fail. That cleared up the problem by allowing
Fail to see TrackedItem and UserDatum in the tracker.jar file.
Tried upgrading from EJB3 RC5 to RC6, but it has the same results (all under
JBoss 4.0.4-CR2).
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Hello All,
Ran into a strange problem (not really sure what is wrong) when I tried to
extend a working Entity Bean. The extended Entity Bean complains about a
collection in its parent class.
Here is the error message:
| org.hibernate.AnnotationException: Collection of elements must not have
