Ambiguous import problem with conflicting class name ---------------------------------------------------- Key: LOGTOOL-115 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/LOGTOOL-115 Project: Log Tool Issue Type: Bug Affects Versions: 2.0.1.Final Reporter: David Lloyd Assignee: James Perkins Fix For: 2.0.2.Final, 2.1.0.Alpha1 If I have two classes with the same simple name in the logging interface, and a single method uses both of them, the generated class fails to qualify one of them, resulting in compilation errors like this: {noformat} [ERROR] /home/david/src/java/wildfly-naming/target/generated-sources/annotations/org/wildfly/naming/client/_private/Messages_$logger.java:[35,8] org.wildfly.naming.client._private.Messages_$logger is not abstract and does not override abstract method authenticationFailed(org.wildfly.security.auth.AuthenticationException) in org.wildfly.naming.client._private.Messages [ERROR] /home/david/src/java/wildfly-naming/target/generated-sources/annotations/org/wildfly/naming/client/_private/Messages_$logger.java:[403,5] method does not override or implement a method from a supertype {noformat} The source looks like this: {code} // ... import org.wildfly.security.auth.AuthenticationException; // ... @MessageLogger(projectCode = "WFNAM", length = 5) public interface Messages extends BasicLogger { // ... @Message(id = 32, value = "Peer authentication failed") javax.naming.AuthenticationException authenticationFailed(@Cause AuthenticationException cause); // ... {code} The generated code is: {code} private static final String authenticationFailed = "WFNAM00032: Peer authentication failed"; protected String authenticationFailed$str() { return authenticationFailed; } @Override public final AuthenticationException authenticationFailed(final AuthenticationException cause) { // XXX This is a problem line; return type is not qualified final AuthenticationException result = new AuthenticationException(String.format(authenticationFailed$str())); // XXX and this type and constructor are also not qualified result.initCause(cause); final StackTraceElement[] st = result.getStackTrace(); result.setStackTrace(Arrays.copyOfRange(st, 1, st.length)); return result; } {code}