> It's not a patch - it's a rewrite. Deployment descriptors have changed
> a lot between WLS 5.1 and WLS 6.0/6.1
>
> Besides, I found the WebLogicSubTask to be unwieldy and big. My
> implementation uses standard <XDoclet:xxx> tags to a greater extent
> than the old version, so I've put my stuff under a new package
> (xdoclet.ejb.vendor.weblogic6)
>
> What I have now is support for entity beans only in one of the
weblogic
> specific deployment descriptors, and I must write the code for the
> other EJB types too. I also need to write a .j for a new weblogic
> deployment descriptor.
>
> Therefore, I'll wait to post until I have something more complete.
Great! Here comes the question: Can you deliver it in 3-4 days (not
needed to say tested)? You know we're going to release it in 3-4 days.
Actually I was going to update the old weblogic stuff to use ejb:bean at
least. If you can deliver it soon then 1-2 days more is not a big deal
to me, will wait and integrate your stuff and throw old weblogic stuff
away without updating it.
> -Later, if I prove productive enough, maybe you'll give me developer
> access to CVS?
Sure, if you prove to be active :-)
> I'm stuck with two unconfigurable webmail clients: My ISP's for
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (this mail) and iNotes web client for Lotus
> Notes for my company mail, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (earlier mails). You
> tell me which one looks best, and I'll use that. I can send ASCII mail
> from [EMAIL PROTECTED], but only from when my laptop is connected
> to the Internet and I'm using the Notes program, which is usually only
> at home, since the client I'm working for won't let me connect my
> laptop at their site. phew!
You can set Notes to use plain text. Not using it right now, but I know
it's there in one of the toolbars :o)
> Did you BTW have a chance to look at the VAJ CMP killer?
I looked :-)
Seems very good, the xdoclet version will be way easier to write,
instead of all those .print(" @blabla" ) you can write a simple template
for that.
It's not "meet-in-the-middle" though! Ideally you have to use this tool
only once, then you can change the @tags. But where do I have control
over it? Let's say I don't want field x in my EJB, though it's there in
DB. If you could provide a GUI for that, that'll be great. VAJ loads DB
schema, then you create a mapping schema. Loading schema means it let's
you select the db/tables. Configuring mapping schema involves selecting
the field and specifying the mapping and so on. There's lot more to that
than a simple field->attribute mapping. What you gonna do with
inheritance? It needs human assistance so it needs a GUI, without that
does it help much? Well for some very simple cases yes, but that never
happened for me ever :-)
I am very interested in this tool, it complements xdoclet and is needed
for jboss/orion/whatever. If we could somehow make the whole thing
round-trip that would be really useful.
Ara.
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