JDev904 to 1012 migration: oracle.jbo.client.remote.ApplicationModuleImpl

Question

Hi,
oracle.jbo.client.remote.ApplicationModuleImpl defines a method "public void commit()"
I have had a method "public MyType commit()" for all the previous releases.
This causes the following compile error:
Error(107,25): method commit() in class enatis.gen.client.BaseTmClient cannot override method commit() in class oracle.jbo.client.remote.ApplicationModuleImpl with different return type, was void
If an interface was created for the ApplicationModule, this new oracle.jbo.client.remote.ApplicationModuleImpl is automatically created causing many compile errors as it doesn't implement any secondary interfaces defined on the original interface.
I can still get around them by implementing them myself.
But....
What can i do with this duplicate definition?
Can i get rid of this class at all (Seeing that we don't use it)?
Thanks for your help.

Answer 1

I've filed Bug# 4320726 to help support diagnose this issue in the future.
You would have gotten the same error in 9.0.4 had you ever made this application module remoteable, but since your are using it in local mode you sensibly never had done this.
What's changed in 9.0.5 and beyond is that now we always generate the remote classes instead of only on demand.
We now generate the remote classes all the time in order to be consistent and to support the ability for an AppModule to hand out the custom AM interface for nested AM's as well (which didn't work in 9.0.4).
The workaround is that you'll need to rename your commit() method to another name.