Is there an easy way to generate the jboss.xml file and a Jboss-client.xml file?
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I know I had the similar problem and I ended up going with the following piece
of code and it worked for me.
Context ctx = new InitialContext();
Object o = ctx.lookup(java:comp/env/HelloWorld);
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kaobe wrote : Hi,
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| you could begin with downloading the JBossIDE for Eclipse or Eclipse with
WTP. Both make the work with XDoclet possible and quite easy. I have not worked
with XDoclet for a while, but for little examples it is working fine. The
wizards of both systems and the
kaobe wrote : Yes.
| Perhaps you could give us a bit more detail information of what you are
trying to do. Do you want to generate the deployment descriptors for J2EE
applications? If yes, you could try XDoclet
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/xdoclet/). That generates these files from
bmdefnall wrote : nevermind, i got it
Could you please post the link or point us in the direction that you found the
info that you were looking for?
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Is there a way to call an EJB from a Standalone Java Application from within
Eclipse? Say I have a HelloWord Bean that outputs a simple Say Hello World
Message. Is there a way to create a Java Client Application and test it from
within Eclipse as a Standalone Java App that calls that Beans?
