Regarding Ara's last answer (thanks for it, by the way): It is not about having "older" Java files that are not XDoclet annotated. Nor is it about having EJB's for which we do not have the source. It is about generating/changing/removing a descriptor for one bean and leaving all the other xml tags intact. Let's say I start out with this:
<blahblah> <a>...</a> <b>...</b> <c>...</c> </blahblah> Suppose I want to create a new entry, I need to extract <a>...</a> <b>...</b> <c>...</c> and make it into a template, and merge it in at some merge point to get this: <blahblah> <a>...</a> <b>...</b> <c>...</c> <d>...</d> </blahblah> Too complicated. I think XDoclet was not designed to generate parts of target files, right? _______________________________________________ Xdoclet-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xdoclet-user
