[sbarreros]

I have followed the configuration of Xdoclet and the Create an EJB documentation to create a Session EJB, but the problem is that when I right click on the project and select RunXdoclet, the Remote interface gets created, but none of my methods show in the Remote interface, even if I edit the example method Eclipse puts there by default the signature will remain the same as the original method! 😡
I set the options in the Xdoclet as in the documentation for my ejb.

Is there something I am missing or need to do in order for the Xdoclets to recognize my methods and create signatures for them in the Remote file?
Thanks for any help

[Riyad Kalla]

Does this help?
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/xdoclet-problem-closed/&highlight=java+rmi+remoteexception

[sbarreros]

Thanks, but I have followed that tutorial and everything works fine, my ejb package is com.web.ejb, and all my Home and Remote interfaces get generated in the com.web.interfaces

The problem is that when I insert a method in the bean and rerun the xdoclets, the signatures in my Remote interface don’t get added to it. I was under the impression Xdclets were supossed to take care of generating the signatures of every method you add in your bean. Is that not true?

[Scott Anderson]

I was under the impression Xdclets were supossed to take care of generating the signatures of every method you add in your bean. Is that not true?

Actually, not exactly true. You need to specify which methods go into the remote interface by adding the appropriate XDoclet tag to its Javadoc comments. You’ll need to specify it as something like:

@ejb.interface-method view-type = "remote"

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