I am currently using the strutform sub-task of ejbdoclet to generate
Struts ActionForm's from my EJB's to save a great deal of time.
The problem is that it only generates the basics... meaning it doesn't
add/extract any of the @struts tags specified for the methods in the
EJB.
This subtask seems like something that has been half-implemented... It
generates the file for you, but if you use validation you need to edit
the file by hand to add in the tags for validation that the webdoclet
task will parse. If in the future you refactor your EJB, then the form
is regenerated and erases your edits. This is exactly the type of thing
that XDoclet was suppossed to help prevent, right?
1) Is this something that is going to be added/fixed in the near
future?
2) If not, is this something I can implement myself by simply supplying
a different template (if my vague understanding of how templates work
is correct) without needing to write my own custom XDoclet task? If so,
what template file is used by the strutsform subtask of ejbdoclet so
that I can use it as a base?
3) Is there another way that I am missing / uninformed about?
Thanks for any help...
-={ Kyle }=-
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