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    pclaus
    Member

    Hello,

    I try to add the JBoss.Net XDoclet to MyEclipse but with no success.

    I have placed:
    xdoclet-jbossnet-module.jar
    in folder:
    com.genuitec.eclipse.ast.deploy.core_2.6.200

    then clicked the 2 refresh buttons on the XDoclet preferences screen

    but the jbossnet still does not appear in the list when I try to add it to the ejbdoclet where it belongs.

    What else should I do to use this XDoclet module?

    Any help is welcome.

    Pascal

    #203503 Reply

    Riyad Kalla
    Member
    #203506 Reply

    pclaus
    Member

    Hey Riyad – This URL points to the tutorial I followed but with no success…

    #203507 Reply

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    Pascal,
    The thing that I found strange is in the document it says to copy the new jar to “org.jboss.ide.eclipse.xdoclet.core_<version>” plugin dir, but in your original post you copied the jar to “com.genuitec.eclipse.ast.deploy.core_2.6.200 “.

    Any reason why you copied your files into ast? (application server tooling package)

    #203509 Reply

    pclaus
    Member

    Riyad,

    Duh! I can’t even make a simple copy/paste.

    The folder where I placed “xdoclet-jbossnet-module.jar” is correctly “org.jboss.ide.eclipse.xdoclet.core_2.6.200”.

    Sorry for the confusion – but still won’t work.

    Maybe a hint: in the Java doc par of my class, the “code assist” features help me in selecting @jbossnet.*** elements, so I have the feelings that the module is partly loaded.

    Thanks for your assistance.
    Regards,
    David

    #203512 Reply

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    Damn, I was hoping it would be that easy 🙂

    I’ll call the big guns in on this, stay tuned.

    #203564 Reply

    pclaus
    Member

    Roger that.

    #203612 Reply

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    I’ll look into it further and see what else is needed. If memory serves, there are a couple of XML configuration files
    in the resources directory in the org…xdoclet.run plugin that need to be modified to add new capabilities like this.

    In all honesty, you could probably look at the files and see what’s going on and make the necessary mods
    yourself. Of course, please back up everything first if you try this and realize that it will be an
    unsupported configuration. At least, until you get it working and resubmit your changes for inclusion
    in the next release of MyEclipse. If you do that, we’ll add you to the About screen with the other
    credits (that’s new in 2.7 GA). 🙂

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