Sylvain Juge wrote:
the XDoclet output is the following
In fact now it doesn't process the Apartement.java file, and I don't know why
because It used to process the file before. However, even if the file was
processed by xdoclet, there was no result in the repository file, like now when
it's
Hi,
Thank for your help, but I think I solved my problem.
I don't know what I was doing wrong, but simply by rewriting by hand the
Apartment Class, I solved the problem.
Now I works really great, despite sometimes Eclipse seems to go a little crazy,
so I think I also need to update it (ver
Sylvain Juge wrote:
Hi, I'm quite newbie to OJB, and I really need help.
I've got one base class AbstractRoom and two derived classes Room
and Apartement, and I need to store them in one table named
abstract_rooms.
The problem is that when I generate repository schema for the
database, it's like
Here is the XDoclet schema output (repository_user.xml)
I removed all irrelevant data to keep it clear.
!-- file containing the repository descriptions for user-defined types --
!-- Generated by the xdoclet-ojb module --
class-descriptor
class=kdms.core.AbstractRoom
extent-class
Sylvain Juge wrote:
Here is the XDoclet schema output (repository_user.xml)
I removed all irrelevant data to keep it clear.
Ahem, I meant the console output when running Ant. The XDoclet module
should write out all classes that it processes.
Tom
the XDoclet output is the following
In fact now it doesn't process the Apartement.java file, and I don't know why
because It used to process the file before. However, even if the file was
processed by xdoclet, there was no result in the repository file, like now when
it's not processed, that's
