[Lance Drake]

Hi MyEclipse Folks,

My eyeballs are just not seeing what is the problem.

MySQL has a table which has a PRIMARY KEY of type int.

The EJB XDoclet header shows…

import java.lang.Integer;
/**
 * @ejb.bean name="TicketsPrint"
 *           display-name="Name for TicketsPrint"
 *           description="Description for TicketsPrint"
 *           jndi-name="ejb/TicketsPrint"
 *           local-jndi-name="ejb/TicketsPrintLocal"
 *           type="CMP"
 *           cmp-version="2.x"
 *           view-type="local"
 *              schema="TicketsPrint"
 *              cmp-field="recnum"             // int(11)     auto_increment
 *              cmp-field="tktRequestor"     // tinytext employee ID person requesting printing
 *              cmp-field="tktSubscriber"     // tinytext sub_sub 5 char identifier
 *                                  // more fields in here
 *           primkey-field="recnum"
 *           prim-key-class="Integer"
 *                      
 * @ejb.pk class="Integer"
 *      generate="false"
 *           
 * @ejb:util generate="physical"
 *           
 * @ejb.finder
 *         description="Find All"
 *         signature="java.util.Collection findAll()"
 *         query="SELECT OBJECT(a) FROM TicketsPrint AS a"
 */

Everything else about the object is GREAT… except…

in TicketsPrintData.java – an interface file there is an error indicated

in the function getPrimaryKey

THE CONSTRUCTOR INTEGER IS UNDEFINED

package ejb.jcm.tickets.interfaces;
/**
 * Data object for TicketsPrint.
 * @xdoclet-generated at ${TODAY}
 * @copyright The XDoclet Team
 * @author XDoclet
 * @version ${version}
 */
public class TicketsPrintData
   extends java.lang.Object
   implements java.io.Serializable
{
private java.lang.Integer recnum;
private java.lang.String tktRequestor;
private java.lang.String tktSubscriber;

public TicketsPrintData()
   {
   }

public TicketsPrintData( 
   java.lang.Integer recnum,
   java.lang.String tktRequestor,
   java.lang.String tktSubscriber)
   {
   setRecnum(recnum);
   setTktRequestor(tktRequestor);
   setTktSubscriber(tktSubscriber);
   }

public Integer getPrimaryKey() 
   {
   Integer pk = new Integer();
   return pk;
   }
}

Darned if I can find the secret incantation to rectify the situation.

As best I know I am doing the exact same thing in other EJBs in the same project

and do not have this problem. Having tried substituting java.lang.Integer for Integer I would add that if the Primary Key is type STRING (both in the EJB and MySQL table) – there is no problem. Whaaa?????

Any clues?

Thanks!

[Lance Drake]

As I found out – the alleged comment on the cmp-field entries was the culprit. Evidently the parser hates the ‘//’ sequence. As I understand it /* … */ works just fine.

 
*   cmp-field="recnum"    // int(11)    auto_increment 

Removing the comment from the line allowed the XDoclet compile to proceed without incident.

In the words of Emily Litella – “Neverminnnnnd…”

Thanks!

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