At my last company, I created a proof-of-concept Ejb generator. It did work,
although it needs some optimizing to be placed in a production environment. As
it is too big to send to the list (1.9Mb tar.gz), I'm sending it to Chris, who
started the thread. Feel free to use it at will. It might be a good starting
point.
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001 15:46:52 +0100, Chris Loftus wrote:
From: Chris Loftus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I'm thinking about integrating Cocoon XSP and J2EE JSPs/Servlets/EJBs. What
> experience do people have with doing this? What are the pitfalls, how easy
> is it to make XSP part of a J2EE web application so that security
> constraints are applied?
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> Many thanks
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> Chris
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