Last I heard Rickard is almost done with a new EJX
implementation. It is supposed to be much better, of
course. I think you can browse www.dreambean.com for
the latest.
FYI, I just do the xml descriptors by hand. Just seems
easier to me.
Cheers,
Vaughn
Date: Wed, 06 Dec 2000 09:52:40 +1100
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Subject: [jBoss-User] EJX + Deployment + User Manual?
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Hi All,
I am trying to run all the various Sun J2EE examples
on jBoss. After
reading and running the 'interest' example from
jBoss I thought I'd
try the Cart.java example ... but I have become stuck
at the place
where a deployment descriptor needs to be created. I
have read a
few things, and tried the EJX program, but to my mind
EJX is
simply incomprehensible. And there are no worthwhile
user
guides to show how it works. (Un less I miss something
) What
I suppose I want is to take my Cart* files describe
them in EJX
and get a ejb-jar.xml file ... but how?
These are the components of the Sun Cart application
...
BookException.class CartClient.class
CartHome.class
Cart.class CartEJB.class
IdVerifier.class
and I want to create a file with something like:
<ejb-jar>
......
</ejb-jar>
I note that the walkthrough for EJX for the user
manual
is not complete yet ...
Or do most people not use EJX and build by hand? Or do
they use other tools?
Thanks for help.
Regards
Fred
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