If I have XDoclet generate my Value Objects for my entity beans, how do I also keep my IDE from complaining that the VO doesn't exist? What do most people do? I see a few options:
1. Place an old JAR that contains the generated and compiled VOs in the IDE's library path.
2. Keep your generated java files in an area that the IDE would consider them original source files, and therefore not complain.
3. Ignore it, and give up code-completion and IDE syntax checking.
4. Don't generate VOs, but code them by hand to keep the benefits of an IDE without using stale VO definitions.
Have I missed anything? What's the best option people have found?
TIA,
Tim
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