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[ANNOUNCE] XDoclet 1.2 Beta 3 Released! From the XDoclet News page:

This is the last milestone towards our next big release. Over 130 bugs are fixed. For a detailed change log, please refer to XDoclet 1.2 Beta 3 Change Log.

Cool! Downloading now...

15 minutes later: I suspected this as soon as I saw the download. You'll need to download XJavaDoc 1.0 along with this release. I installed this release (+ xjavadoc) in my appfuse-based project at Comcast, and everything just worked. I dig it. Posted in Java at Jun 13 2003, 07:28:36 AM MDT 6 Comments

Comments:

Does anyone know if the lastest beta does Hibernate 2.0?

Posted by Tao Starbow on June 13, 2003 at 12:10 PM MDT #

Yep - it certainly does. I use Hibernate 2.0 extensively on my project and it works great!

Posted by Matt Raible on June 13, 2003 at 12:53 PM MDT #

Unfortunately, about 130 bugs were probably created. ;-) I found one in the Hibernate module. XDoclet fails with primary keys of BigDecimal. It looks like that Struts DispatchAction bug wasn't fixed. I still can't get XDoclet to generate the config for them.

Posted by Jason Boutwell on June 13, 2003 at 04:35 PM MDT #

Jason - I just use Longs with Hibernate/Oracle and it works fine for me on primary keys. As for DispatchAction, it works fine for me. You can checkout my AppFuse project - it uses XDoclet and a Base LookupDispathAction - which all my Actions extend.

Posted by Matt Raible on June 13, 2003 at 09:16 PM MDT #

I'll take a look at that DispatchAction again. As for Oracle, I've got a legacy database using Oracle Numbers as PK's, which, AFIAK, map to BigDecimal.

Posted by Jason Boutwell on June 16, 2003 at 10:45 AM MDT #

Bloody hell. I see now what causes the DispatchAction problem. No struts.jar in the classpath. Now why do you suppose it works for Actions without struts.jar?

Posted by Jason Boutwell on June 16, 2003 at 11:46 AM MDT #

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