Re: Getting Started Geronimo.

[David Jencks]

We have schema definitions, however these are still definitely subject 
to change.  You can find them after a build collected in 
modules/assembly/target/geronimo-1.0-SNAPSHOT/schema/

I strongly encourage you to look into xdoclet2 since my experience with 
xdoclet 1 is that the templates quickly turn into an unmaintainable 
mess.  I don't actually know that xdoclet2 is any better, but the 
developers claim it should be.  I personally think that the "template" 
for xml descriptors should an annotated schema of the document you are 
trying to generate, the annotations consisting of queries against the 
model extracted from the javadoc tags.

thanks
david jencks
On Dec 3, 2004, at 9:21 AM, L. Yeung wrote:
Sounds interesting and I'm  willing give it a try. Are
there any geronimo tag specifications posted on the
page?
I'm just an intermediate Java developer, I'm not a
Java Guru or any PhD under my belt though.
Keep in touch.
-len
--- Jacek Laskowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
L. Yeung wrote:
I'm relying on XDoclet heavily for my
SessionBeans.
I'ved checked out XDoclet's documentation but
there
seems no geronimo tags supported. I can't get any
more
information about this.
Hi,
I'm not at all surprised. I've seen no information
about XDoclet and
Geronimo working together, so it's time to have it.
What would you say
if you were invited to develop it? ;)
More information about configuration of Geronimo is
on Geronimo Wiki:
http://wiki.apache.org/geronimo. If it's not there,
it may certainly
mean that the requested feature doesn't exist yet.
And don't forget to
check out Geronimo JIRA as it may now be worked out.
len
Jacek


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