I just use the zip task to build and deploy my beans. Really convenient...
Anh
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>>They are taking feature requests at the Jakarta
: Michael P. McCutcheon
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They are taking feature requests at the Jakarta project...wouldn't it be cool if ANT
could build EJB jars that would work in JBoss?
Has anyone submitted a request to th
EJBDoclet is found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/ejbdoclet/
and for the newcomers, ant is found at http://jakarta.apache.org
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What is EJBDoclet? could you p
Torsten Terp
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Hi,
EJBDoclet is available on sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ejbdoclet
Regarding the code generation, there actually was a post on jBoss-Dev
yesterday about that. They used
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> What is EJBDoclet? could you provide some more information or a link.
It is there : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ejbdoclet/
Take the CVS version.
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> Regarding having ANT write the beans, I dont think that is such a strecth
> ... imagine just defining your properties and methods (includi
files... this shouldnt even be that hard to implement as an ant add on task.
What do you all think about this?
Ivan
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> Mike,
> There really is nothing special that needs to be added
> to ANT to generate JBOSS deployment jars. WLS uses
> ejbc (EJB compiler) to generate skeletons and stubs
> used to marshal data during invocati
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Peter Braswell wrote:
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> Mike,
> There really is nothing special that needs to be added
> to ANT to generate JBOSS deployment jars. WLS uses
> ej
Peter Braswell wrote:
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> Mike,
> There really is nothing special that needs to be added
> to ANT to generate JBOSS deployment jars. WLS uses
> ejbc (EJB compiler) to generate skeletons and stubs
> used to marshal data during invocation. Since JBOSS
> uses dynamic proxies to accomplish this (re
Mike,
There really is nothing special that needs to be added
to ANT to generate JBOSS deployment jars. WLS uses
ejbc (EJB compiler) to generate skeletons and stubs
used to marshal data during invocation. Since JBOSS
uses dynamic proxies to accomplish this (read,
stub-less/skeleton-less) there is
http://wamoz.com/ejbstudio.asp
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From: "Michael P. McCutcheon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [JBoss-user] JBoss and ANT
They are taking feature requests at the Jakarta project...woul
They are taking feature requests at the Jakarta
project...wouldn't it be cool if ANT could build EJB jars that would work in
JBoss?
Has anyone submitted a request to the ANT
developers about this? Currently I believe that the EJB jar generating
feature in ANT only supports BEA.
Oh, by t
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