[schlumpf]

I hope this bug wasn’t posted already, but I couldn’t find anything yet.

as described below, hibernate needs a joined-subclass-key for inheritence, but this one is missing using MEs autocompletition. typing it manually works, so xdoclet installation supports it.

i refreshed xdoclet data and modules in the preferences, but this it didn’t solve the problem

http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net/xdoclet/tags/hibernate-tags.html#@hibernate_joined-subclass-key__0__1_

using ME 3.8.3, Eclipse 3.0.1

thx in advance

[schlumpf]

there’s a @hibernate.joined-subclass-key tag, but it is implemented at the wrong place.

@hibernate.joined-subclass-key is a class level tag
ME implements it as method level tag

[Greg]

It looks like there is a couple of bugs in the xdoclet-hibernate-module-1.2.2.jar file, specifically the xtags.xml file. I will enter a PR in our tracking system and we will follow up with the xdoclet module authors to determine the corrected values. Thanks for your report and sorry for the inconvenience.

[simon.lockwood]

Hi all

Sorry to be a pain – is there a fix available for this issue or can anyone recommend a workaround in the interim? I’m trying to push the use of xDoclet tags in MyEclipse to the place I’m contracting but it’s crunch time…

Cheers

Simon

[Riyad Kalla]

Simon,
The bug seems to be with XDoclet which we have since upgraded to the most recent 1.2.4 or 1.2.5, I don’t recall, release. If the bug is still there there isn’t much we can do about it.

Our XDoclet functionality in 5.0 may change slightly so this might fix the issue, but I am not certain.

[Greg]

Simon,

I believe the only issue is that our XDoclet content assist is incorrect. If you go ahead and manually type in the XDoclet tag at the correct location it will work.

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