Hi Is it true that this only separates the interface/home methods into a jar? You still have to run the vendor specific compilers to get the stubs. Janos
I've seen a couple different approaches to generating ejb-client jar files (and their contents). One approach, the first one I went with, was to create separate multiprojects for the ejb and the ejb-clients. Now I'm starting to explore Maven a bit more, and it almost seems more straight forward to use ejb:ejb-client to generate the client JAR file. Any one have any experience with these, and prefer one over the other? Thanks. Troy --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
