[thecrazylab]

I have created a bmp ejb called Customer and i have added the standard ejb xdoclet tag (all the tag: dao too) but myeclipse can’t generate CustomerDAO and CustomerDAOImpl. I have tested adding this line to the Customer bean class

 *  * @ejb.dao class = "org.jcinema.ejb.CustomerDAO"
 *             impl-class = "org.jcinema.ejb.CustomerDAOImpl"

and all works good! What i am doing wrong? is this my fault or is a myeclipse ide problem?

tnx all 😉

[Greg]

The standard EJB configuration builds DAO interfaces in the dao package. Make sure that your CustomerEJB is in a package that has the suffix “.ejb”. If you don’t want to use the default DAO interface name, you can specify one with the @ejb.dao class=”” attribute. However, the impl-class attributes doesn’t generate any code. It points to an existing class that implements the DAO interface. So the code that is generated for obtaining a DAO will just create a new instance of this class.

[thecrazylab]

so using the standard ejb configuration myeclipse ide would have to create a new pockage called .dao? are you sure because it seem really not working…no new package .dao created 🙁 in the .ejb package i have only Customer.java and CustomerBMP.java, this is the link to download my j2ee project

http://www.utenti.lycos.it/reverseftp/workspace.rar

test it please and tell me what i am doing wrong

tnx

[Greg]

I was unable to open your file with the latest version of WinRar. It said the file was damaged or it was an unknown format.

[thecrazylab]

excuseme i have fixed the rar and i have added workspace in zip format to be sure 😉

link: http://utenti.lycos.it/reverseftp/

[thecrazylab]

do not directly open the zip or rar link (iexplorer seem having problem with this free host), use save as and open after downloaded 🙂
tnx

[Greg]

You do have to add the

 * @ejb.dao generate="true"

tag to your xdoclet tags in the Customer.java file. If you want to specify the DAO file name that will be generated use the class=”” attribute.

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