> > The question is how? What's the easy way? The key here is the ejb:bean > > jndi-name parameter. I think a good solution could be letting user > > define multiple ejb:bean tags, loop over all those ejb:bean, create a > > separate entry for each on, and so on. There should be a dittoing > > facility too, for example: > > > > @ejb:bean name="foo" jndi-name="a" type="CMP" ... > > @ejb:bean jndi-name="b" > > > > b will use all attributes from a but will use b as jndi-name > > and bind to > > it. There should also be a mechanism to bind settings from > > other tags to > > a particular jndi-name, say @appserver:readonly jndi-name="b" for a > > readonly method, but only for jndi-name b. > > > > > Jason > > > > Exactly! Yes, this sounds perfect! Definitely add this as a feature > request. > > So when can we expect it? :-)
As soon as someone implements it :o) But I think it'll take some time, because it needs making changes to multiple vendor-specific files (jboss:blabla, weblogic:blabla, etc). But we can start from the minimum: letting you define multiple ejb:bean elements, looping over ejb:beans in ejb-jar_xml.j and at least generate multiple entries in that file! Probably we should also enhance the merge point system, say to look for env-entries-MyBean.xml if only one deployment or for all deployments, env-entries-MyBean-MyJndiName.xml for a specific deployment and things like that. The bad thing about xdoclet is that adding support for anything you can imagine is possible ;-) Cheers, Ara. _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ Xdoclet-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xdoclet-user
