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>I don't use it because EJBDoclet does it good enough. If you don't want
>to use EJBDoclet though (which is perfectly ok) then EJX is your best
>bet. EJX 1.0 was not very intuitive, as indicated by list posts, but I
>think EJX 1.1 is very intuitive with regard to how it should be used.
>
>It will be better documented eventually. If you're interested you can
>contribute to this. You seem to think it's very important, so it would
>be logical if you did it.
I checked out EJX 1.1 preview last week when you released it. Very nice!
One suggestion...is it possible to have some sort of graphic indicator next
to each data field specifying which configuration file the field is written
to? This would make it easier to move back and forth between editing with
the tool and by hand. Any plans to use JavaHelp to generate help for this
tool? Sorry, I'm not volunteering for this...at least now. Having my hands
full just trying to keep up with all the jBoss changes and learning
everything. :)
A couple of questions regarding EJBDoclet, which I started using yesterday,
which is, btw, a very, very nice little tool.
1) I created a very simple CMP bean and noticed that the ejbCreate() method
was generated with a return value of Object, rather than the primary key
type. Is there a reason for this? It causes the generation of a warning
during deployment.
2) Is it possible to create a directory structure for EJBs, such as:
ejb/bean1/bean - containing hand-written abstract bean and generated subclass
ejb/bean1/interfaces - containing generated interface files
ejb/bean2/bean - containing hand-written abstract bean and generated subclass
ejb/bean2/interfaces - containing generated interface files
etc.
...and to have EJBDoclet generate a single ejb-jar.xml file? Or must all of
the beans be in the same directory?
Cheers,
Rick Horowitz
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