Hi,

  I'm wondering if anyone has any comments as to how they've dealt
with the following issue with XDoclet, or alternative proposals?

  I've been running XDoclet happily on a 1-codebase -> 1-customer
setup, but now want to try & support a 2nd customer configuration, but
my problem is that 95% of the code is common, including the files that
XDoclet scans to generate the ejb.xml, for instance.

  What I was originally considering was a core project what generates
a jar and a set of meta-inf files, with the customer-specific projects
using the generated code but the problem that I'm foreseeing is how to
handle the case where, say, a customer-specific implementation called
by a (common) bean A want's to access a bean B that isn't currently
specified in the bean A's JavaDoc (and thus not in the ejb.xml)?

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Best regards,
 Gwyn                          mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]



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