Gr8 work Jonathan, but if you please I have some comments, I code is really cool but it is tightly coupled to Eclipse, can we implement a common code that can be used from a command line tool for example, cause I think beside the need to have this done from eclipse we need to have it done from the CLI of OEJB by migrating the EJB 2.1 EJB to EJB 3.0 ones and maybe generating a new EJB Jar or even manipulating the class files on the fly. The Eclipse plug in can be good corner stone for an urgently needed OpenEJB Eclipse plug in .
One more question, do you know a good reference to learn how to develop Eclipse plug ins, I have the *Addison Wesley* *The Java Developer's Guide to Eclipse* , but it is too huge and long, do you some concise tutorial which can help me do things like you do :) . On 9/19/07, Karan Malhi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Currently, its extremely basic - it looks for session beans in > > openejb-jar.xml, and adds a @Stateless annotation to the relevant class > > (and it assumes the jndi-name for the session bean is the fully > > qualified class name). > > Great, I will check it out. > > > I plan to do more, but wondered what you guys think. I'm quite happy to > > use SVN on my server for this, or is there a better place for this to > live? > > David or Jacek would be the best persons to answer this. > > Thanks ! > -- > Karan Singh Malhi > -- Thanks - Mohammad Nour
