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Hi there,
I have finaly been successful with creating a CMP bean (Weblogic 8.1 and
Oracle 9i). After a little bit of a struggle with XDoclet on myeclipse 3.8.4
it all went fine. Now, my question is, is there any documentation or
samples (within the context of myeclipseide) on how to automatically
create primary keys using Oracle Sequences (I have the sequence
already in place). I have seen things like @ejbgen:automatic-key-generation, however, when I have this tag
in the ejbCreate method, it simply does not seem to generate any
relavant code at all – it would seem that this tag is completely ignored
by myeclipseide…. Is there a step-by-step on creating a key using Oracle
Sequences, Weblogic and myeclipseide all at the same time? Or, do I
need to make a jdbc call first to get a new key, and then ‘manualy’ add
set that value to my key (this can be done, but it sucks)…Regards, Alex.
Alex,
Unfortunately there is no document covering the questions you ask, although I would mention that MyEclipse wraps the XDoclet libraries with a front-end GUI and context-sensative autocomplete, so if there is some problem with the processing of the tags themselves, that is likely a bug with XDoclet itself as there is no MyEclipse-specific code executed when the XDoclet process parses the tags and generates resources. Noting this, it frees you up to search for generic XDoclet issues/documentation or help not necessarily tied to MyEclipse.Before you get too far in, I would suggest you go to http://xdoclet.sf.net and check their bug tracker to make sure this isn’t a known bug.
