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Hi
I just have a question regarding xdoclet in myeclipse.
Do you guys patch the xdoclet that is included in myeclipse with patches made available in xdoclet’s CVS tree? Or do you just include the stock 1.2 release?
Example, an xdoclet patche for weblogic 8.1 support was posted in early february(http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/xdoclet/browse/XDT-765), which I hope will be included in next xdoclet release. But I can’t find any indication that a patch release(1.2.1?) is coming anytime soon (by browsing mail list archives). But if myeclipse’s xdoclet already has this support…… sweet….
thanks,
Henrik BentelWe try to stay abreast of XDoclet developments and fixes. I’ll have to research this question internally.
hbentel,
One solution would be to download fresh xdoclet 1.2 sources to your hard drive. Patch it with the weblogic 8.1 patch. Then build xdoclet. Now, find the new xdoclet-bea-module-1.2.jar file that was just created by the buildand copy it into the ${MYECLIPSE_INSTALL_DIR}/eclipse/plugins/com.genuitec.jboss.ide.eclipse.xdoclet.core_${MYECLIPSE_VERSION}. You should make a backup of the existing xdoclet-bea-module-1.2.jar file in another directory first.
Once your new module file is in place, open MyEclipse and go to Window -> Preferences -> MyEclipse -> XDoclet
On the preference page click the “Refresh Xdoclet Modules” button. Then go to Window -> Preferences -> MyEclipse -> XDoclet -> Code Assit and click the “Refresh Xdoclet Data”. MyEclipse should pick up the changes in the new xdoclet-bea-module-1.2.jar file.nosrema
Cool
Even easier, I found this http://www.offthebeatentrack.se/maven/weblogic-xdoclet-patch/ .
Someone has already patched and compiled xdoclet for me.
All I have to do is refresh the jar files
