Yep,
In a strange way ;) but it does
Example:
At the field level:
/**
* @ejb:persistent-field
* @jboss:not-persisted-field
*/
public abstract Address getAddress();
And at the class level:
* @jboss:cmp-field field-name="address.line1" column-name="addr_line1"
* @jboss:cmp-field field-name="address.line2" column-name="addr_line2"
* @jboss:cmp-field field-name="address.zipCode" column-name="addr_zip"
* @jboss:cmp-field field-name="address.city" column-name="addr_city"
* @jboss:cmp-field field-name="address.state" column-name="addr_state"
* @jboss:cmp-field field-name="address.phone" column-name="addr_phone"
* @jboss:cmp-field field-name="address.fax" column-name="addr_fax"
* @jboss:cmp-field field-name="address.email" column-name="addr_email"
Vincent.
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>
> does XDoclet support the non Standard storing of dependend objects
> from
> JBoss that is implemented since version 2.4 ?
>
> so long
>
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