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another Xdoclet question

 
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Hi all, I have another issue, I have defined a get method using xdoclet in my entity bean like this:

It�s a 0..1 relationship. Even when there is no object (0) it�s always returning something, which is not null but it�s not a valid object, since I cant call its methods.
When it�s 1 , no problem , it works fine...
Do you see something wrong in my definition above ?
Thanks in advance...
 
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Without building your code myself, I can't be sure, but...
It looks to me that this is a simple 1-to-1 relationship where your EJB either has a related ItemTradeIn or it doesn't. Am I right?
If so, then it looks like there's an unnecessary target-multiple="yes" on @ejb.relation. I'm also thinking that the @ejb.value-object setup you have is unnecessary for a simple 1-to-1 relationship. Once you remove this stuff, it looks practically identical to some code that I have that I know works.
But again...without building and trying your code myself, I can't be certain what's up.
 
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Thanks, I�ll work on it ...
 
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