For the OP: you can also find an example using ejbdoclet
(xdoclet-maven-plugin) at the bottom of [1]. Generates local and remote
interfaces, as well as util objects.
[1]
http://fisheye1.cenqua.com/browse/~raw,r=1.3/md4j/md4j-quickstarter-ejb/pom.xml
Cheers,
Manos
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hen the plugin was
>> first released, had to modify the xdoclet's POM in the respository.
>> Is this still the case? Or am I using the wrong version? Also, WHICH
>> POM should I be modifying if necessary in the respository? There are
>> loads of subdirectories of the xd
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Subject: Re: Generating EJB home/remote interfaces with maven
Hi,
the maven-ejb-plugin doesn't help you to generate your home/remote
interfaces. It is just for packaging your poject to a valid ejb jar.
As far as I know, there is no ejbgen-plugin for maven 2. The only one
I'
ist
Subject: Re: Generating EJB home/remote interfaces with maven
Hi,
the maven-ejb-plugin doesn't help you to generate your home/remote
interfaces. It is just for packaging your poject to a valid ejb jar.
As far as I know, there is no ejbgen-plugin for maven 2. The only one
I'm aware of [1
Hi,
the maven-ejb-plugin doesn't help you to generate your home/remote
interfaces. It is just for packaging your poject to a valid ejb jar.
As far as I know, there is no ejbgen-plugin for maven 2. The only one
I'm aware of [1] is for maven 1. However, you should be able to use
xdoclet [2] an
Hi:
Is there an equivalent to ejbGen in Maven-ejb plugins? How do I use it?
If you could point me to any available documentation, that would be fine
too... I tried the following:
1. In my EJB's pom.xml - I use the maven-ejb-plugin.
2. My resources directory in teh EJB project contains the ejb-j
