Hi,
I have a similiar problem: I want to deploy different applications (say
shop1 and shop2) based on the same beans within the same ejb server
(JBoss). To be able to distinguish the bean "instances" I prefix the
JNDI name with the application name, e. g. shop1/ShoppingCart.
With xDoclet (v1.1.1) I tried to set the application name as ant property:
* @ejb:bean name="${project.name}/ShoppingCart" type="CMP"
* jndi-name="ejb/${project.name}/ShoppingCart"
Unfortunately the property replacement does not work properly at this
place. It does work for other tags (e.g. within @ejb:env-entry), so I'm
sure the ant property is set and propagated correctly.
Any ideas? Or any other solutions to the multiple deployment problem?
Thanks,
Rainer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> A different approach is to use @some:tag
> someParameter="${some.ant.property}", and XDoclet will replace
> ${some.ant.property}" with the ant property's value. You can define these
> properties in build.xml, or in external properties files, which you can read
> into ant with <property file="fubar.properties"/>. Then you can provide
> different versions of this external properties file to obtain different
> deployment descriptors without having to change anything else. This requires
> the CVS version (I think).
>
> Would that do the trick for you?
>
> Aslak
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