At 23:46 13/5/2002 +0430, you wrote:
>If ejbspec="2.0" (default) so cmpspec="2.x" (default) so no concrete
>subclass (abstract again), unless you specify @ejb:bean
>cmp-version="1.x" which you didn't.
>
>I believe it shouldn't be a bug, so probably it's something somewhere in
>your setup. Try clea
Is or 1.1? Use "2.0" for ejb2.
Ara.
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At 15:13 13/5/2002 +1000, you wrote:
>The docs (http://xdoclet.sf.net) should help you there.
I was reading some docs and I find some tips to my problem.
The cause of the message "The entity bean class must be defined as
public and abstract." is xdoclet is creating the CMP layer to my clas
At 15:13 13/5/2002 +1000, you wrote:
>Not sure I can answer your question from what you've provided.
What other information you need ?
>The deployment error message looks as though you are trying to deploy a
>2.0 bean on a 1.1 container. What version of JBoss are you
>using? If you're usi
Hi,
Not sure I can answer your question from what you've provided.
The deployment error message looks as though you are trying to deploy a 2.0 bean on a
1.1 container. What version of JBoss are you
using? If you're using 2.x, then make sure you set EJB version to 1.1 in your XDoclet
build fi
