Is it just me, or does the ejbdoclet seem particuarly verbose, even when it
has nothing to do. I'd really like to be able ot silence it completely,
unless the -v is specfied.
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Thank you very much - it was indeed a matter of case. That particular
example was "left overs" from desperate attempts to do trial-and-error
bugfixing. I reverted to an older CVS version and started from there
with the initial bugs.
If others should thread the path I am on, then it seems there
Marcus Beyer wrote:
> * @ejb.value-object
> * name="Person"
> * match = "*"
> * extends = "PersonListItemValue"
>
> The problem: the second "extends" always gets ignored,
> i.e. both value-object classes extends the same class.
> Is this a bug?? Please help!
What happens if you fully qu
Kevin Hagel a écrit :
I was having similar problems at one time, and I never really figured
out why. I did decide to use a single entity include in all my
subprojects which used XDoclet, hoping that once I got it right all
the project/subprojects would work.
This solution works for me, here's
- Original Message -
From: "Thomas Hentschel Lund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 6:46 PM
Subject: [Xdoclet-user] Problems with jboss and unknown cmr fields after
xdoclet 1.2b3->1.2 final upgrade
> org.jboss.deployment.DeploymentException: Error c
I am in the middle of an upgrade of our product that is using xdoclet
and cmp/cmr.
After much working around minor issues I have gotten the code to compile
(I am not the original author of the code naturally), and now I'm dead
stuck on a weird error. It appears in various beans but is similar.
Co
I was having similar problems at one time, and I never really figured
out why. I did decide to use a single entity include in all my
subprojects which used XDoclet, hoping that once I got it right all the
project/subprojects would work.
This solution works for me, here's a view from a subprojec
Hi all,
I have this inside my EJB:
* @ejb.value-object
* name = "PersonListItem"
* match = "ListItem"
* extends = "java.lang.Object"
*
* @ejb.value-object
* name="Person"
* match = "*"
* extends = "PersonListItemValue"
The problem: the second "extends" always gets ignored,
Kevin Hagel a écrit :
that method of declaring dependencies is the "old" method ... though
certainly this may not be the problem.
give this a try:
xdoclet
xdoclet-web-module
1.2
What does your repository look like, do you know for sure that the
XDoclet jars are installed?
Hi
Unfortunately,
that method of declaring dependencies is the "old" method ... though
certainly this may not be the problem.
give this a try:
xdoclet
xdoclet-web-module
1.2
What does your repository look like, do you know for sure that the
XDoclet jars are installed?
Konstantin Priblouda wrote:
--- Frederic
Konstantin Priblouda a écrit :
--- Frederic Gedin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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xdoclet-webdoclet:
[echo] inside xdoclet-webdoclet
[echo]
BUILD FAILED
File.
--- Frederic Gedin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Konstantin Priblouda a écrit :
>
> >
> >
> >
> >you need to specify proper dependecies in your
> >project.
> >xdoclet maven plugin lists only core modules - and
> >webdoclet is optional.
> >
> >
> > xdoclet+web-module
> > 1.2b3 ( or
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