William I. Zumwalt penned
> Just to reaffirm what I think should be happening ...
> What I have for <fileset means it will search
> recursivly my ./src tree all the way down for files
> named xxxBean.java and generate home and remote
> interfaces and put them in the destDir. Isn't that
> correct?
Yes, that's exactly what should be happening. I ran -v and -debug myself
on my build and got no really useful information. What I was hoping for
was output from the <fileset> to say, "Hey, I'm going to parse these
files."
There's probably a better way to do this in Ant, but can you put this
before the <ejbdoclet> task and run it regularly? After running it,
check that you now have a directory called "parseme" in your build
directory that contains all the beans you expect to be parsed.
<echo>Source: ${proj.src}</echo>
<echo>Dest: ${src.ejb}</echo>
<echo>MetaDest: ${proj.meta-inf}</echo>
<copy todir="parseme">
<fileset dir="${proj.src}">
<include name="**/*Bean.java"/>
</fileset>
</copy>
Hopefully it's just a random typo or bad property somewhere.
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