[smutatkar]

I choose Standard EJB template for my EJB Project and choose to generate home, remote, local and local home interfaces. When I run MyEclipse->Run Xdoclet, only remote and home interfaces are generated for the EJB. The local and local home classes are not generated at all. Am I missing something?
-suhas

[support-michael]

Make sure that on your bean you have ‘view-type=”both”‘ instead of “remote” – I think “remote” is the default value of the EJB creation wizard. Following is an example from a test project that I use that generates both remote and local interfaces and homes.

 * @ejb.bean name = "Trader"
 *           type = "Stateless"
 *           display-name = "Trader"
 *           description = "Trader EJB"
 *           view-type = "both"

Let us know if this works.

Michael
MyEclipse Support

[smutatkar]

Thanks Michael. That worked. But will I have to manually make this change everytime I generate an EJB using the wizard? I looked at MyEclipse preferences Xdoclet template and the only choices available for “view-type” are “remote” and “local” but not “both”. Can I modify the template somehow so that I get a third choice as well?

[Scott Anderson]

There is no way to modify the template from within MyEclipse. However you may modify the template file externally with a text editor. It’s located under the MyEclipse installation in the ‘wizards’ plugin.

–Scott
MyEclipse Support

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