How to navigate from object, to home/bean/etc.

Rick,

You can press Alt-F1 on it, select "J2EE view", and then navigate in it.

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"Rick Vestal" <rvestal@austin.rr.com> wrote in message
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If I have the EJBObject derived class open in
an editor, is there an easy way to jump to the
Bean implementation?

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Thanks,

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-- Rick

Shouldn't there be something like an override or implements icon in the gutter for this situation?

-- Rick

You are right, my 813 build was/is better on that point. The "Go To" Implementation(s) and to interface does not work. The interface/bean relation seems to be broken, it don't ask if a new method in the bean class should be added to the interfaces nor if added methodes in the interface should be added to the bean.

It would be a big help to have it again.

Regards,
Martin

But what exactly is broken? We are not aware of any bug here.
You can use Ctrl-Alt-B for navigating from interface to its implementation
in the EJB bean methods and Ctrl-U for navigating back from implementation
to bean's interface.

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"Martin Husted Hartvig" <mh@ctek.dk> wrote in message
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You are right, my 813 build was/is better on that point. The "Go To"

Implementation(s) and to interface does not work. The interface/bean
relation seems to be broken, it don't ask if a new method in the bean class
should be added to the interfaces nor if added methodes in the interface
should be added to the bean.
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It would be a big help to have it again.

>

Regards,
Martin

I imported a 813 project and added the j2ee support as Generic Application Server. I got the j2ee view in the project window and can see/browse the ejb(s), but there is no way to jump between interface(s)/bean(s).

Martin

I don't think anything is 'broken', but there appears
to be some functionality from the 3.x version that
is missing in 4.0. Specifically, I could go to
a bean in 3.x and a method from the Remote interface
had an 'implements' icon in the gutter. When clicked
on, it took me to the remote interface for the bean.

With 4.x, this doesn't happen.

I did just verify this functionality in 3.x.

-- Rick

Rick, I believe it is still partially working:
- the gutter icon is missing, but in most cases you can
still use Ctrl-Alt-B to navigate to the EJB impl.
(from interface OR from client usage)
- for the cases, when even Ctrl-Alt-B doesn't go to EJB impl
see the ticket:
http://www.intellij.net/tracker/idea/viewSCR?publicId=29229

(I still don't have time to create a nice reproducible project
so if someone could do that, it would be great.)

r.

Rick Vestal wrote:

I don't think anything is 'broken', but there appears
to be some functionality from the 3.x version that
is missing in 4.0. Specifically, I could go to
a bean in 3.x and a method from the Remote interface
had an 'implements' icon in the gutter. When clicked
on, it took me to the remote interface for the bean.

With 4.x, this doesn't happen.

I did just verify this functionality in 3.x.

-- Rick

hmm... It don't look like publicId=29229. I'm having some session beans like this:

public interface ReservationFacade extends javax.ejb.EJBObject

and

public class ReservationFacadeBean implements SessionBean


There used to be a conection between them in build 813, but not in 1151.

EntityBeans seems to have some other way of working as 1151 I see this

public interface Group extends javax.ejb.EJBLocalObject
public abstract class GroupBean implements EntityBean

Only
public void ejbRemove() throws RemoveException {}
public void ejbLoad() {}
public void ejbStore() {}
public void ejbActivate() {}
public void ejbPassivate() {}

public void unsetEntityContext() {
this.entityContext = null;
}
public void setEntityContext(EntityContext entityContext) {
this.entityContext = entityContext;
}

Has the references to a interface (javax.ejb.EntityBean).


Martin

I'm having the same problem. It was a really useful feature in 3.x to navigate from the remote interface to the bean implementation and vice-versa. I really hope they fix this bug.

Dino

Just want to inform that I removed all the class files and now it's working.

Regards,
Martin

hmmmm.... just found it.... I have 2 modules: a normal module that contains normal j2se code with calls to j2ee session beans (facades) and a j2ee module. I have to click the dependencies on and off between the 2 modules. I can only jump from the normal to the impl. if j2ee module depends on the normal module. But this way I can not track the usage of methodes in the normal module, so I have to remove the dependencies..... This way I can no longer jump between bean interface/impl. Is this a bug (using build 1156) or is it ment to be that way?

Regards,
Martin