Nick Heudecker wrote:
But at the risk of sounding unreasonable, the
module should support this properly.
I agree with you here, too. This would be nice to have working with
Xdoclet. I think you should file an issue in Jira regarding the
underlying problem here.
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> Well I suppose an interesting question is: what do you expect to happen
> when a subclass implements an interface (which has @hibernate tags) that
> is not the primary interface that your hibernate mapping is designed for?
I'm expecting that the subclass tags won't have any property tags
since t
Nick Heudecker wrote:
As you can see (or not see if you skipped it), XDoclet generates the
properties for the interface, which is correct, as well as for the
subclass, which is incorrect. The Hibernate templates explicitly
state that superclasses shouldn't be checked, which also implies that
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