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Sasha_Kuperov
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Monday, November 8, 2004 09:00 AM
I'm writing an app using EJB's, and I want to use the value object pattern. I've used the valueobject tag along with the entitycmp tag to generate the required get/set functions in entitiy beans -- everything seems to work fine. One hitch, though, is that the ejb-jar descriptor generated points to *my* version of the entity bean class (say, com.dot.AbstractEntityBean) and not the generated file (say, com.dot.EntityBean). The problem is that there aren't the required @ejb tags in the generated file, so I can't run xdoclet again against the generated code to produce the right descriptor. What should I do? Many thanks, - sasha
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I'm writing an app using EJB's, and I want to use the value object pattern.
I've used the valueobject tag along with the entitycmp tag to generate the required get/set functions in entitiy beans -- everything seems to work fine.
One hitch, though, is that the ejb-jar descriptor generated points to *my* version of the entity bean class (say, com.dot.AbstractEntityBean) and not the generated file (say, com.dot.EntityBean).
The problem is that there aren't the required @ejb tags in the generated file, so I can't run xdoclet again against the generated code to produce the right descriptor.
What should I do?
Many thanks,
- sasha
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