Daniel S. Haischt wrote:
I've done some refactoring to create a plugins-common module, and
also made a start on an IDEA plugin. I did however (after getting a
basic plugin working) discover that IDEA 7 already has a feature to
generate EJB3 annotations (its on the right click menu on the XML
editor when ejb-jar.xml is open) - I'm sure you can imagine my
disappointment!
Sigh... !
We could try to figure out whether Netbeans does not have support to
generate EJB3 annotations. That way your efforts would still be of use
for people not using eclipse.
I think that's a good idea. We also always intended to produce a command
line version which just outputted what needed to be done, so the
refactoring to a common module is definitely worthwhile.
Is the IntelliJ annotation support exactly doing what your code does?
Or would there be room for improvement?
I'd say the IDEA plugin is at least as good as (and probably better
than) my efforts. I'll separate the IDEA stuff I've done into a
separate patch and submit it, and you can try it and judge for yourself ;-)
Cheers,
Jon
