So there's no sense to edit manually the xdoclet-build.xml. The workaround is to write
the added tasks to a build.xml. It is possible to call both xdoclet-build and
package-build tasks from the build.xml.
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You don't have read the whole book, ch3 and its example is enough. When get along with
the example and understand it, the JBoss-IDE part is rather straightforward if
laborious. The learning curve is not so gentle.
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To me it seems that JBoss-IDE does not force any ablsolute paths, just as Ant doesn't.
What's more and handy, it's possible to give the paths in xdoclet-build.properties.
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That's exactly what I have done just recently. In
http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net/xdoclet/index.html there's a recommendation of a book
which at least I found crucially helpful.
Also Luke Taylor's jboss&j2ee -tutorial was a 'must' to me.
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Immediately after sending my mail I notice the error in my code: the lookup is
context.lookup("java:/comp/env/ejb/Fibo");
There's no mention of lookupLink in the Tutorial!
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Hi
I managed to run the Fibo example but only by making the lookup as
context.lookup("ejb/tutorial/Fibo");
For some reason
context.lookupLink("java:/comp/env/ejb/Fibo");
didn't work, it produced:
18:58:31,625 ERROR [Engine] StandardWrapperValve[ComputeServlet]: Allocate exception
for servlet Co
