middlegen + value objects + {0} option in package name

Hi all,

I am stuck in a problem with middlegen.

I generate my ejb´s with their value objects succesfully this way :

<cmp20 destination="${build.gen-src.dir}" package="${name}.ejb" interfacepackage="${name}.ejb" jndiprefix="${unique.name}" pkclass="false" dataobject="false" valueobject="true" sessionfacade="false" viewtype="local" mergedir="${basedir}/src/middlegen" readonly="false" fkcmp="true" guid="false">

Then I try to store each ejb in a folder with its name, to do this I add the {0} to the package and interfacepackage  : 

	<cmp20 destination="${build.gen-src.dir}" package="${name}.ejb.{0}" interfacepackage="${name}.ejb.{0}" jndiprefix="${unique.name}" pkclass="false" dataobject="false" valueobject="true" sessionfacade="false" viewtype="local" mergedir="${basedir}/src/middlegen" readonly="false" fkcmp="true" guid="false">

Then I got the problem.
It seems that middlegen does not 'translate' the {0} with the folder name in those methods that has references to value objects.

The bean has declarations that does not compile, like this :

 public java.lang.String ejbCreate(ccop.ejb.{0}.UserLightValue value) throws javax.ejb.CreateException {

The template entity-cmp-20.vm is what produce the error.

My questions now are

Is it a Middlegen bug ?
Am I doing something wrong ?
Anyone running in the same problem has a solution, what ???
Am I questioning a lot ;-)?

Thanks to all that at least has read this mail,
Jorge





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