Re: [Xdoclet-user] Anyone succeeded w/ Xdoclet and Jboss ?

[Marcus Brito]

Ionel GARDAIS wrote:

Here is one of my typical file :

Plenty of errors or otherwise wrong/deprecated tag usages. Let's go through some of them...

* @ejb:home
* generate="local"
* local-class="org.TechAdvantage.intranet.ejb.cmp.SalleLocalHome"
*
* @ejb:interface
* generate="local"
*

> local-class="org.TechAdvantage.intranet.ejb.cmp.SalleLocal"

You don't need these, as you're generating into the same package as the current bean. Don't hurt to have them, however.

 * @jboss:read-only
 *  read-only="true"
 *
 * @jboss:table-name
 *  table-name="Salle"
 *
 * @jboss:create-table
 *  create="false"
 *
 * @jboss:remove-table
 *  remove="false"

Take a look at the @jboss.persistence and @ejb.persistence tags. It's the preferred way to specify these properties. All these tags will be deprecated.

/**
* @ejb.persistence
* table-name="Salle"
* @jboss.persistence
* read-only="true"
* create-table="false"
* remove-table="false"
*/

 * @jboss:cmp-field
 *  field-name="id"
 *  column-name="IdSalle"

@jboss.cmp-field is just to add fields that don't have getters declared in the current bean. To be sincere, I've never used it and I doubt someone has real need of it. You don't need it. You just need to mark each field getter with @ejb.persistence, this way:

/**
* @ejb.interface-method
* view-type="local"
* @ejb.persistence
* column-name="IdSalle"
* jdbc-type="INTEGER"
* sql-type="SMALLINT(5)"
*/
public abstract Integer getId();

The same for the other fields, and remove these @jboss.cmp-field tags.

  /**
   * @ejb.pk-field
   * @ejb.value-object
   *   match="*"
   * @ejb.interface-method
   * @ejb:persistent-field
   * @jboss:sql-type SMALLINT(5)
   */
    public abstract Integer getId();

@ejb.persistent-field and @jboss.sql-type are deprecated. Also, whenever you specify sql-type, you should also specify jdbc-type. See the previous comment for example.

Also, use @ejb.pk-field only if you want XDoclet to generate a PK class for you. If all you want is to use the id field as the primkey-field for you bean, add @ejb.primkey-field="id" at class level.

And oh, remember you MUST declare setId(Integer id) even if you don't use it in the remote interface. Just don't add @ejb.interface-method to it (pk fields shouldn't have setters exposed, but they must be declared).

Lastly: look at the samples. They may be somewhat outdated, but are mostly a good example to follow. Also, you may want to take a look at the xPetStore project, a fully working version of the infamous Sun Petstore using xdoclet everywhere possible: http://xpetstore.sf.net

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Pazu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>



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