[jcorbin]

I’m sure someone has figured out how to get the XDoclet settings correct for generating an Entity EJBs, but I am not one of them. Any suggestions? or Documentation would be great. I am very familiar with XDoclet, just not XDoclet and integration with MyEClipse.

J.D.

[Scott Anderson]

J.D.,

I wish we had a tutorial on this, but we don’t. In fact, if anyone is interested, it would be a great topic to submit for our ongoing contest.

I am very familiar with XDoclet, just not XDoclet and integration with MyEClipse.

Basically, we don’t change the way XDoclet functions at all. We simply provide a GUI to facilitate setting of attributes for the doclets, generate the XDoclet build script for you, and integrate the build into the Eclipse build system. All the doclet names and attribute names in the GUI are the same ones as in the XDoclet reference manual that we include in the help system.

Since the question you’ve asked is rather large, if we knew specifically what you’re trying to do and what problems you’re experiencing we’d be able to offer some specific assistance.

–Scott
MyEclipse Support

[gagan]

Hi,
I know this message thread is old, but I have other question.
How can I generate bean without xdoclet.

Let us say I have one project in other ide which generate ejb with old way where you have home ,remote and bean instance –3 jave file and ejb-jar.xml, How can I get them inside myeclipse ?
Thanks

[Riyad Kalla]

MyEclipse does not support the generation of beans without XDoclet, but if you just want to USE your old beans inside of MyEclipse, then just create a new EJB Module Project for them.

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