Am I right in thinking that I can use xdoclet in JSP files to generate the necessary code and deployment descriptors to be able to use RMI with EJB’s?
I don't think so. Xdoclet can be used to generate interfaces and deployment descriptors for EJBs, and also deployment descriptors for servlets, as well as other tasks.
I haven't used JSP in awhile, but you probably want to use a <jsp:usebean> tag to call a class that looks up an EJB and invokes methods on it. You shouldn't need any Xdoclet tags in your JSP -- and I don't think that you can do that anyway.
Hope this helps.
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