[navis]

Hi,

I have an MDB in which i have specified the ejbdoclet tag like this

* @ejb.resource-ref
* res-ref-name = “${jndi.mail.N4EmailSession}”
* res-type = “javax.mail.Session”
* res-auth = “Container”

Then i have xdoclet-build.properties file which has
jndi.mail.N4EmailSession=mail/Net4

Now, when i run MyEclipse-> Run Xdoclet., the ejb-jar.xml contains ${jndi.mail.N4EmailSession}. Why the value is not getting replaced?

I have also tried right-clicking on xdoclet-build.xml, then Ant Build.., then unchecking “use global properties” AND adding xdoclet-build.properties in the Properties tab.

Wait a minute, i have observed that “use global properties” checkbox gets checked automatically AND properties file unset some time after i have unchecked that and added my xdoclet-build.properties file.

Seems like some serious problem to me. Any pointers.

TIA
Navjot Singh

3.0RC1 + 3.8 beta 1 + Win2K

[Riyad Kalla]

navis,
I’ve asked some people to take a look at this, hang tight.

[navis]

hi kalla,

any progress? if it is gonna take time, please let me know.

[Riyad Kalla]

if it is gonna take time, please let me know.

Yes it might, the team is pretty swamped right now with work.

[Greg]

We have entered your report into our PR system. It is marked as priority 1 which means it will be fixed in the next beta release. Thanks for taking the time to submit a detailed problem description. That helps us make MyEclipse better for everyone.

[navis]

and when will next beta be available?

[Riyad Kalla]

We are shooting for next week I believe.

[Greg]

navis,

The current release 3.8beta2 no longer uses the xdoclet builders. We are asking for user input as well as having internal discussions on the new xdoclet builder behavior if/when we add it back in. But right now, if you change the MyEclipse-XDoclet properties all builders will be removed and you must “Run XDoclet” each time you want to do a xdoclet build, instead of it happening automatically on project cleans. So you will no longer have the issue with the xdoclet builder.

But if you want to get your xdoclet-build.xml file to pick up a xdoclet-build.properties that is in the same directory you need to add the following to the top of your xdoclet-build.xml file…

<property file=”xdoclet-build.properties”/>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project default="_generation_" name="XDoclet Generator">
<property file="xdoclet-build.properties"/>
....
....

Then when you “Run XDoclet” if there is a xdoclet-build.properties file in the same directory as xdoclet-build.xml file it will be processed as you would like.

If this is a solution that you would like to use, please let us know and we can provide the details of how to make all generated xdoclet-build.xml files have this <property> tag.

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