You can accomplish something like this by using the replace ant task in your
build system. So basically you make two files. One that contains the ejb-ref
tags that are in your web.xml, and the other that contains the ones in
jboss-web.xml.
You then add a comment to both your web.xml and jboss-web.xml that has
something like
| "<!-- insert ejb-refs here -->"
|
and then you would have the following in some ant task
| <loadfile property="ejb-refs-content" srcFile="ejb-refs.xml"/>
| <loadfile property="jboss-ejb-refs-content" srcfile="jboss-ejb-refs.xml"/>
| <replace file="web.xml">
| <replacefilter token="<!-- insert ejb-refs here -->"
value="${ejb-refs-content}"/>
| </replace>
| <replace file="jboss-web.xml">
| <replacefilter token="<!-- insert ejb-refs here -->"
value="${jboss-ejb-refs-content}"/>
| </replace>
|
Hope that helps!
-Jason
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