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Hi,
am using xdoclet for ejb application using java5 and trying to get xdoclet via myeclipse to generate finder methods that return a collection with a specified type parameter.am specifying @ejb.finder signature=”java.util.Collection<com.foo.Bar> findThings()” query=”…”
however, my finder method in the bean class is generated to look like
public com.foo.Bar findThings()… instead of java.util.Collection<com.foo.Bar> findThings() which of course is giving me errors. the other alternative- not specifying the type – leaves me with hundreds of compiler warnings.is this an xdoclet issue or a myeclipse thing?
have installed myeclipse 4.0GA running on windows 2000
thanks
Since MyEclipse acts as a shell to execute XDoclet, this is definately a XDoclet thing, and I know we didn’t test the case of generating Java 5 syntax, just processing files that contained it without blowing up. This could simply be an issue that this particular version of XDoclet (1.2.3) doesn’t support Java 5 yet.
