A HA!
I figured it out ... and as I suspected, I'm an idiot.
If you notice the comments like this ...
/*
* @ejb.interface-method
*/
where they should be like this ...
/**
* @ejb.interface-method
*/
The difference is one little asterisk was missing!
:-)
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Hm. Im not sure my tags came out looking like that but hopefully you can
still see that clearly. :-(
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My pleasure. Here is the target which builds the "generated source" ... i.e.,
the remote, remotehome, local, and localhome interfaces.
I hate to ask this here but I'm getting desperate...
No matter what I do I cant get Xdoclet to include my create method for my CMP
test bean. Nor will it include any of the getter or setter methods. I must be
doing something utterly stupid.
Please feel free to point out my stupidity...
Thanks
I really wish someone would answer this. I have the same exact question.
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I looked at the sourceforge bug and got this to work for me for the web-app.
I'm wondering how I can add authentication ability like this to the app-client. Can
someone point me in the right direction?
I guess I'm wondering if there is some default LoginDialogin the client jars that
can be ma
