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Migrating J2EE Enterprise to a MyEclipse XDoclet Based

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    igalvan
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    I’ve built a fairly large J2EE Enterprise manually,; It’s deployed and working. I want to migrate to an MyEclipse XDoclet based system. Can someone provide a general way to proceed? Thanks.

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    Riyad Kalla
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    There will be no general document that can cover all the details you need as every application (especially Enterprise) applications are so vastly different. I would suggest having a look at our Documentation section here: http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-67.html and seeing which functionality maps to your project and learn how that functionality works. Then try and partition your J2EE project into Web projects, Java Projects and EJB projects. Then you can try (one at a time) breaking out your project into those components in MyEclipse; finally you would create the Enterprise App project that tied all those modules together.

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