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MyEclipse-xdoclet properties for Enterprise App Project

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    bobcoss
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    I’ve read the posts about folks attempting to do web services today using MyEclipse. I’ve been playing with the wseedoclet and been successfull at generating the wsdl file and webservices.xml file. But they are being created under the control of the EJB project.

    Is there a way to add the MyEclipse-xdoclet properties to the higher level enterprise application project that encases the ejb project?

    It seems that I need to execute xdoclet at the enterprise project level to work properly.

    I know WS is slated for the version 5 release.

    I need a solution now.

    Thanks,

    Bob

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    Riyad Kalla
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    Bob,
    The enterprise project is intended to be a packaging paradigm, it’s not meant to have any code in it, if you need your web services to be available to all modules of your EJB< you can make them in a separate Java Project and then add them to the build paths of all the projects that need them, then setu pyour deployment rules to package dependent java projects.

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