I'm trying to define a foreign key column using JDO2. I'm using the primary-key attribute of the @jdo.field tag. However, it gives me a foreign-key attribute, as the tag syntax would suggest but the JDO2 DTD doesn't support this and it's not recognized. It actually supports a child element named
We're moving from EJB2.1 to EJB3. Philosophically, we'd prefer not to use annotations for ORM as this is configuration data. The question is, does XDoclet1 support EJB3 or is this implemented in XDoclet2?
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Using Tomcat but n
Do you have a file, in the directory to be processed, with a leading dot in the name?
qualifiedName can't start with a dot! .resellerChecker.jav
On 8/1/06, Usman Riaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Gwyn Evans wrote:>Can't be sure, but one typical error is not having all the classes>needed by the s
I've seen you post this message in several places but I have yet to see any evidence of why this is better than XDoclet? Care to offer any? If it's for reference purposes, why can't you just refer to the generated struts-config.xml
file? It's not like I refer to the XDoclet attributes in my sou
r" tag generated. Are you using XDoclet2 or 1.2?ScottOn Wed, 2006-05-31 at 09:56 -0400, Monkeyden wrote:> Is there an tag, for List-type Collections? I'm using JPOX
> for the implementation and am unable to use ordered Lists without this> tag.>> This may be a comment
Is there an tag, for List-type Collections? I'm using JPOX for the implementation and am unable to use ordered Lists without this tag.
This may be a commentary on how many people are actually using JDO over Hibernate.
