I am having some problems getting XDoclet to generate the mapping I desire.

I have three java classes, one is a superclass of the other two. Each of the subclasses should map to their own database table, the superclass maps to no table at all but simply holds properties common to the two subclasses.

So I have used XDoclet to provide class and property mappings in the subclasses, the superclass has only property mappings. Then I generate the mapping files, but none of the properties that were mapped in the super class show up in either of the subclass mapping files.

Can anyone provide some help? Perhaps I am missing something obvious, it is a Friday after all....

Did you get an resolution to this?
I have the same problem - a number of classes each with a different table but common properties in a base class.

One possible porblem might be, that your Parent class is not seen by XDoclet. Make absolutely sure that your Parent is seen by XDoclet and not javac or some other subtask.

Alex.