Regarding the JNDI name, you can have each 3 active EJB project have its own properties file that contains the JNDI name for that project. Then use ant substitution on the dd files and such to get the actual name you want to use.
Harkness, David wrote:
Hi all,
I have three active EJB projects here, each with a disjoint set of EJBs. I have created a simple session EJB for controlling Log4j configuration remotely that I'd like to deploy in each of the projects. Can someone here give me a rundown of the easiest way to do this? While I can copy the EJB class to each project, this isn't ideal as it makes maintenance a headache.
If I leave it in a fourth utilities project, how do I get the deployment descriptors for the other projects to include this new bean? Do I need to point XDoclet to the shared bean from within each of the projects' build.xml files? I need the bean to be deployed with a different JNDI name in each project, so it doesn't seem that this would work.
Ideas? Pointers? Thanks in advance!
David Harkness Sr. Software Engineer Sony Pictures Digital Networks (310) 482-4756
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