All, I am almost done with the rewrite of EJX (our GUI for editing XML files). The "only" big thing missing now is the JAWS plugin, but I think that will be mostly copy/paste work. You can download a EJX 1.1 preview from: http://www.dreambean.com/download/EJX-1.1.zip Try it out, and let me know what you think of it. IMHO it is vastly better than the previous version; much easier to use, and much more convenient now that one plugin handles several types of XML. How to use: Execute /bin/ejx.jar. Select File/New or File/Open. If you do File/Open select a EJB-JAR XML file. If there is a "jboss.xml" file next to it, that will be opened to. No support for JAR files at this point. You will now get a GUI with a bunch of tabs. Some tabs are for the EJB stuff, and some are for JBoss. The "EnterpriseBeans" tab is for both, and all beans listed will have info for both JBoss and plain EJB. One major limitation right now is that if you have method permissions of container transactions on a method level, they will not be loaded/stored. The reason is that the editor does not have the classes available so it can't figure out what methods are allowed in the UI. Let me know if you find any bugs. This has been a massive change, and although most of it was copy/paste there is likely a couple of typos and similar in there. Some real bugs from the old EJX might still be there too. Have fun, Rickard -- Rickard �berg Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- -------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
