>
>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.
My mistake! I copied an example bean from...somewhere...can't find it now.
But, in any case, it was I who copied an errant ejbCreate() method in the
generator class with a return value of Object...no problem with EJBDoclet.
>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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