Annotations on Sun App Server / Postgresql 8.1

I'm working with Netbeans5.5 - Sun App Server 9.0 - Postgresql 8.1.

After 2 days testing I can simply say I can't get Annotations in EJB3 to work.

The code generated in Netbeans only works if I eliminate all relations

(onetomanny / manytomany)

My "jointables" (tables holding manytomany relations in database)

are symply refused by netbeans to generate an entity class from,

which together with previous remark makes it impossible to actually

work with my database.

Anyone has same experience ?

Anyone know what possibly can be wrong ?

Is this bug related to the combination Sun App Server - Postgresql ?

[673 byte] By [Pelgrima] at [2007-11-26 16:51:24]
# 1

I would like to bring this under attention again.

Nobody has experienced this problem ?

I'm forced to program all my database calls "the old way" again,

this is so sad knowing this technology is out there that can spare me

all this work (not to speak of db independancy ...)

Pelgrima at 2007-7-8 23:19:04 > top of Java-index,Core,Core APIs...
# 2

> I would like to bring this under attention again.

>

> Nobody has experienced this problem ?

> I'm forced to program all my database calls "the old

> way" again,

> this is so sad knowing this technology is out there

> that can spare me

> all this work (not to speak of db independancy ...)

This is a forum about annotation processing (apt, JSR 269, etc.). I think you'll get a better response for your issue on a NetBeans forum.

j.d.darcya at 2007-7-8 23:19:04 > top of Java-index,Core,Core APIs...
# 3
The problem occurs when running the beans on the App Serverand the annotations are the problem.Netbeans compiles and distributes my ejb's just fine ...
Pelgrima at 2007-7-8 23:19:04 > top of Java-index,Core,Core APIs...