how to import service builder project in a portlet project

[Alex Man, modificado 7 Anos atrás.]

I have one project which is having custom portlets and services (service.xml), the project is working fine but the thing is now we plan to separate in such a way one project holds all the custom portlets and the other holds all the services which includes the local and remote services. For to achieve that I have done the following:

Step 1: Created a portlet plugin projects named hse-portlet where I placed all the custom portlets.

Step 2: Created a service builder plugin projects named hse-service where I placed all the services.

Step 3: Build the hse-service project, created hse-service.jar and placed the jar under WEB-INF/lib in hse-portlet project.

Step 4: In one of my portlet when I wrote

HseCommitment hseCommitment = new HseCommitmentImpl();

, I have noticed that HseCommitmentImp class which is under com.hse.model.impl package is not importing and missing

when I observe in hse-service.jar which I have placed under WEB-INF/lib in hse-portlet project have no impl package like as shown below



Can anyone please tell me some solution to resolve this

[David H Nebinger, modificado 7 Anos atrás.]

All access to the services should be done through the api.

Instead of trying to instantiate a concrete class which is not visible to you, you should be going through the api:

HseCommitment = HseCommitmentLocalServiceUtil.createHseCommitment(pkValue);

[Alex Man, modificado 7 Anos atrás.]

David H Nebinger:

All access to the services should be done through the api.

Instead of trying to instantiate a concrete class which is not visible to you, you should be going through the api:

HseCommitment = HseCommitmentLocalServiceUtil.createHseCommitment(pkValue);

So that means we wont be able to access all the classes which are under impl.
Lets say If we need to insert a new value for HseCommitment

Instead of doing

HseCommitment hseCommitment = new HseCommitmentImpl();
long  hseId = CounterLocalServiceUtil.increment(HseCommitment.class.getName());
hseCommitment.setId(hseId );
hseCommitment.setName("sample");
hseCommitment.setCreateddate(new Date());
HseCommitment newlyCreatedHSE = HseCommitmentLocalServiceUtil.addHseCommitment(hseCommitment);

I have to do

long  hseId = CounterLocalServiceUtil.increment(HseCommitment.class.getName());
HseCommitment hseCommitment = HseCommitmentLocalServiceUtil.createHseCommitment(hseId);
hseCommitment.setName("sample");
hseCommitment.setCreateddate(new Date());
HseCommitment newlyCreatedHSE = HseCommitmentLocalServiceUtil.addHseCommitment(hseCommitment);

[David H Nebinger, modificado 7 Anos atrás.]

Exactly.

Even for your first example when they were merged, that was just wrong. Even then you should have been coding against the API and not the impl classes directly.