>Please try a released (1.1.2) version of xdoclet.
Thanks for the tip. It worked! We had moved on from 1.1.2 because of
problems with relations in weblogic, but this release seems to work fine
with JBoss so now we can use it afterall.
Lisa and Freddy
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Hi and thanks for all the help we've been given previously.
We've now moved from weblogic to jboss 3.0RC2 and are trying out xdoclet for
this. We've had a few problems doing this.One of the problems we have had
(this is using a version of XDoclet included with a cvs version of middlegen
BEFORE_CL
Hi, it does look like it doesn't have anything to do with xdoclet, but the
client works just fine if we use valueobjects without CMR values. The client
retrieves values from the database, creates and deletes so it has no problem
getting a connection. It's only when adding the CMR values to the val
Hi,
we've been trying out value-objects and got them working with these tags:
ContractBean:
*
* @ejb:value-object
*name="Contract"
*match="*"
*instantiation="eager"
Then we wanted to add our cmr-fields to the value objects and used tags like
this:
* @ejb:value-object
Hi,
we have a Bean ContractCompany that has a PrimaryKeyClass (generated by
XDoclet) with two fields: Long contractNo and Long companyId. When we also
try to generate a value object for this Bean it only passes one of the
fields as a parameter to the PK constructor when constructing a new
Contrac
Hi,
we've just started trying out XDoclet for generation of EJB-code and have
been studying the examples included in the download. In the cmr examples
CountryBean has a unidirectional one to many relation to City. We have
managed to recreate this in our own project and would now like to create t
