I'd be happy to give it a shot.  Give me a little time to clean up the build.xml with some comments, etc...

-Jason





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11/09/2000 04:19 PM
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Jason, this is hot
 
can you put together a file with "HowTo" and describe your setting?
 
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I can vouch for the EJBDoclet... :)  Combined with Ant, this is a most powerful build system.  (Screw VisualAge/VisualCafe/Forte for ejb development... :-).  I issue one command, and all my interfaces/javadoc/classes and jars are built automatically.  I've even hooked this up for .ear deployment too....


I know Rickard is working on this too as a result of his mycomponents.com prize (congrats), but if anybody's interested, I have a basic skeleton I use for new ejb development.  If you want to use Win32, there is one shell script that would have be converted to a batch file...


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Hi!

> Peter Henderson wrote:
> Im currently learning all about jboss and EJBs, and I have started to
> develop an EJB to generate SesssionBean template code.
> I was wondering if it would be worth running this on the jboss site to
> enable developers to get a good starting point for ejb development.
> (hit a jsp page, fill out bean name and package etc, press the go
> button, hey presto the bean ;-)

Have you looked at my EJBDoclet tool? I find it to be quite practical
for day-to-day development of EJB's: dreambean.com/ejbdoclet.html

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