thanx for the nice comment.
Please send me your deployable version.
I'm going to move to source tou CSV soon.
I dont know if db2html was ported to osX or even Windows, Im going to investigage.
But I think that the most portable way to generate the documentation will be to do
it via XSL.
I just have to find those XSL (I'm not very familiar with docbook, so any suggestion
is more that welcome). If you have some links, please, send them to me
About moving all generated file in an output dir, I think that it would be nice because
it will even simplify the file structure.
I've never used 'depends', Ill look into that
I used Poseidon to generate UML diagram just to build all the nice diagrams presented in the
documentation. I didn't generated anything from UML.
-----Original Message-----
From: David Jencks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 10 January 2003 00:00
To: Herve Tchepannou
Cc: xdoclet
Subject: Re: [Xdoclet-user] xPetStore v2.1 released
Hi,
I tried out the xpetstore, it is very nice. Good work, I'm impressed.
a couple of points-- the entity beans don't deploy on jboss 3.2 or
later due to strict spec conformance testing: a cmp2 entity's ejb name
must be a valid java identifier. This means no dots... I think it is
easiest if none of the ejbs have dotted names. I can send you a
deployable version but not I think a diff since I didn't start from cvs.
I couldn't build the docs since I don't have db2html. Can you make
that target conditional in some way and provide instructions for
getting db2html for mac osx? Would it be significantly more difficult
to use xslt and Norman Walsh's docbook stylesheets?
What would you think of modifying the build so that all generated files
go into (subdirectories) of an output folder? Would you consider using
depends instead of antcall?
I saw the zargo files, and seem to recall you mentioning using uml2ejb
at some point, but didnt' see any explanation of exactly what you did.
I'd really appreciate more info on this. For instance, are the
entities generated completely from uml?
Thanks!
david jencks
