I've been tearing my hair out trying to get XDoclet to work on a really simple test case and am hoping someone here can shed light on what I'm doing wrong. Here is my setup:
Red Hat Linux 7.3 Sun J2SE 1.4 JDK XDoclet CVS from evening of June 15, 2002 Ant 1.5Beta2 I have two very simple EJBs, one a stateful session bean, and another an entity bean. No matter what I put into the javadoc comments, XDoclet doesn't seem to pay attention! I can't get the entity bean to even show up in the ejb-jar.xml file, and the session bean's entry in ejb-jar.xml has generic settings that clearly don't reflect what I put into the MyTestSessionBean.java file. Would some kind soul take a look at the attached archive and tell me what I'm doing wrong? It should literally take just one or two minutes to get it set up because it's so simple. If you can't save the included attachments, you can get the archive (in either tgz or zip format) here: [*] http://freeshell.org/~wchao/xdoclet/mytest.tgz OR [*] http://freeshell.org/~wchao/xdoclet/mytest.zip You'll need to make just one change. Change the value of xdoclet.install.dir in the build.xml file to the place where xdoclet is located (I assume you are using the latest CVS version). I have the default task set to ejbdoclet, so you can just type ant. I created a "clean" task as well that removes the build directory. Thanks for anyone who can provide insight on this matter. I'm just getting started and I've spent a few hours (to no avail) trying to figure this out. Regards, Wellie
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