On Tue, 2003-09-23 at 16:28, Mark Lybarger wrote:
> I've been looking for a way to get around this using standard ant tasks, but
> I'm not sure if it's workable.
>
> i'd like to give the output of the deploymentdescriptor task to be just the
> ejb-name, not
> <ejb-name>Bean-ejb-jar.xml, etc. This is because the ejb jar files that we
> deploy are named beanName.jar and not beanNameBean.jar. The ejb-jar task
> lets me specify to use the ejb-name from the deployment descriptors when
> creating the ejb jar file, but when i use that it's looking for deployment
> descriptors name ejb-jar.xml (without the bean name as part of the file).
> here's my current deployment descriptor task.
>
> <deploymentdescriptor
> destinationFile="{0}-ejb-jar.xml" destDir="${basedir.webapp.web-inf.src}"/>
The deployment descriptor should *always* be named ejb-jar.xml, and be
found in the /META-INF directory in your ejb jar. That's what the EJB
spec says, and they're unlikely to deploy correctly otherwise. That's
why the default destinationFile value is "ejb-jar.xml" for that
subtask. Why would you want to do any different? Or have I
misunderstood your question?
Andrew.
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