I recommend you to utilize Xdoclet (xdoclet.sourceforge.net). With this tool you can
decorate your businessmethods with deployment information and the deployment
descriptors are generated automatically both for weblogic and jboss and many others. I
never wrote or clicked DDs by my self.
The informations are prepended to the associated class or method as javadoc tags like
the following example.
| /**
| * @ejb:interface-method view-type="remote"
| * @ejb:permission role-name="admin"
| */
| public void deleteAddress( AddressPK pk) throws RemoveException, FinderException
{
| if ( pk == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("PK == null");
| AddressLocal address = this.addressHome.findByPrimaryKey( pk);
| address.remove();
| }
|
Look at this tool, it's worth.
Gerd
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