Re: [Xdoclet-user] Help getting started with XDoclet

Clifton C. Craig Mon, 15 Mar 2004 15:00:17 -0800

Yes,

I should've mentioned that the compile path points the appserver jar file where javax.ejb.Session bean is defined.

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Konstantin Priblouda wrote:

--- "Clifton C. Craig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just tried changing the AddressEMBean to extend javax.SessionBean and I'm getting the same results. Obviously there's something else I'm missing. Could someone give me a clue?
Clifton C. Craig, Software Engineer
Intelligent Computer Systems -  A Division of GBG
2101 Embassy Drive
Lancaster, PA  17603
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Clifton C. Craig wrote:

Hello,

I am a beginner trying to get off the ground with

XDoclet. I have, so

far, managed to get a basic stateless bean

deployed onto Jonas with

little trouble. I am now trying to take what I

learned and apply it to

our project here which involves several hundred

EJBs and I am

experiencing problems. Namely the generated

deployment descriptors are

empty At this point I am only trying to use

XDoclet to generate the

deployment descriptors. I believe the problem is

related to the fact

that my bean does not directly extend an EJB.

Instead, it indirectly

extends one of our base classes that extends

SessionBean. My code

snippet is below:

/** * @ejb.bean type="Stateful" * ejb-name="AddressEMBean" * jndi-name="AddressEMBean" * @jonas.bean * ejb-name="AddressEMBean" * jndi-name="AddressEMBean" * This entity manager handles address and zipcode

information exchange.

* ...additional comments... */ public class AddressEMBean extends
com.icsaward.award.server.sb.common.EntityManagerBean
{
  //Class definition...
}
A snippet from my build script is below as well:

<property name="src.dir"
location="D:\scm\src\com\icsaward\award\server\sb\em\address\"/>
<path id="compile.path"> <pathelement

path="${appserver.root}/lib/jonas.jar"/>
  </path>
    <path id="xdoclet.class.path">
      <fileset dir="D:\scm\tools\xdoclet-1.2">
          <include name="*.jar"/>
      </fileset>
      <path refid="compile.path"/>
      <path location="d:\scm\bin"/>
  </path>
<target name="generate"> <taskdef name="ejbdoclet"
classname="xdoclet.modules.ejb.EjbDocletTask"

classpathref="xdoclet.class.path"/> <ejbdoclet destdir="${src.dir}" excludedtags="@version,@author" force="true" verbose="true" ejbspec="2.0"> <fileset dir="${src.dir}"

includes="*Bean.java"/>

<deploymentdescriptor

destdir="${src.dir}/META-INF"/>

<jonas version="3.0"

destdir="${src.dir}/META-INF"/>
      </ejbdoclet>
  </target>
My gut tells me the problem lies in the class that
it's extending.

This is the only major difference between this

example and the one

that I got working earlier. My earlier example

directly extended

SessionBean. Now how do I go about letting XDoclet

know that my

classes indirectly extends SessionBean? I include

a classpath entry to

the rest of my class hierarchy in the taskdef

element (d:\scm\bin

points to all the base classes including

everything else in our

project), although I don't think this is the

correct way to do this. I

searched the XDoclet documentation and googled for

info on XDcolet but

nothing I saw explained how to work with a

scenario like what I'm

dealing with. Please advise. Thanks in advance.
Is javax.ejb.SessionBean itself available on
classpath?
regards,

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