On Wed, 27 Oct 1999 10:17:32 +0530, Prashant Kulkarni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi
>
>Has anybody used Inline Tool with weblogic?
>I tried it with VCafe Enterprise as IDE
>I hv't tried it in that depth but...
>
>
>As per my experience it creates only the skeleton of both Entity
>and Session Bean but it dosen't asks user for EntityBean attributes
>Like the Object Builder of PowerTier.
>Also It doesn;t ask for methods of Session Beans.
Once the skeleton is built, you can add features to the bean.
Features includes attributes, business methods, find methods, create methods, ...
The source code will be updated everytime you add or modify one of these features.
All required files will be updated (Bean class, Remote or Home interface) according
to the change you made in the Component editor.
As well if you modify methods and attributes directly in the source code,
Inline will update the bean description in the EJB Component editor.
>
>So it is not usefull at all ? Am i right ?
So yes it is useful to generate code and keep in synch Remote and Bean or Home and
Bean files.
InLine can even automatically correct inconsistencies when you make change in one
of the files.
However it is a little bit slow as the code is parsed or regenerated everytime you
change a field in the bean features or change source code and go back to the
Component editor.
>
>Regards
>Prashant K
>
Cheers,
Benoit Tremblay
Software designer
Ericsson Research Canada
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