I was wondering if anyone knows of, uses or has used a maven plugin or other tool that validates an ejb before it is actually deployed?
We're currently running JBoss, with a relatively large number of ejb's gathered from the maven repo. Unfortunately, we currently do not have the means to verify if they're well formed until we actually try to deploy them. At the moment, I do that by running a maven goal which deploys the application and then grep the jboss logs for things like 'EJB Spec Violation'.
I'd like to be able to validate an ejb before putting it on the repository so users can trust that what's on the repo will deploy.
Can checkstyle do something like this?
Is there an equivalent to BEA's ejbc/appc out there? (...in maven plugin form... *wishful thinking* ;-)
Thanks a bunch, /Dom.
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