Re: [jopr-dev] EntityBean Mapping?
if you are adding your own entity beans, they need to go into the "domain"
module.
You are putting your new entity beans in this module, right?
modules/core/domain
They must go in there, we build the ejb-jar out of here, not the enterprise/server/jar
module.
If you did that, make sure you rebuild the module so it can test it (this tests that
hibernate can load everything) - so do a "mvn install" from the core/domain
module. Note that you can quickly add a unit test to make sure your named queries can be
found/parsed by hibernate - just add your bean to org.rhq.core.domain.test.QueryAllTest in
the ENTITY_NAMES static final. Or add additional unit tests in that domain module (there
are examples in there to follow).
----- "Bruno Wassermann" <bruno.wassermann(a)googlemail.com> wrote:
Hi again,
I am having a little trouble integrating a simple EntityBean of my
own. I have defined DependencyBean (which will take care of
inter-host/domain dependencies among discovered resources). This
entity bean defines a number of named queries via the @NamedQuery
annotation. Unfortunately, when I then try and use it (any of the
named queries) in a SLSB, Hibernate complains about not being able to
find the query. if I try to just use the query string itself (with
named parameters), it will complain of not being able to locate the
named parameters.
This makes me suspect that there is some step missing, maybe a mapping
has to be added manually somewhere (persistence.xml) or something else
I am missing? I have modelled the entity bean on
org.rhq.core.domain.resource.Resource. Is there some magic step I have
to take in the build process or somewhere else?
Just to clarify, this bean currently/temporarily lives in
enterprise.server.discovery and is one of the extensions I need for my
use case.
Many thanks,
-- Bruno
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