In your EJB declare your jndi like this
@ejb.bean type="Stateless"
jndi-name="${jndi-prefix}/UserController"
Then in your build.xml have a property like
<property name="jndi-prefix" value="myfirstApp" />
xdoclet will do a replacement on that value.
You would need to set the jndi-prefix value depending on what you wanted
the jndi name to be.
Ben
On Thu, 26 Aug 2004, Sean Radford wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How can I (of just can I) tell xdoclet that I want one of my ejb's is to
> be deployed to 2 (or more) different JNDI locations (each with their own
> environment entries)?
>
> Or do I have to resort to merge-files, and if so can I tell xdoclet to
> create my ejb's classes but not worry about its deployment descriptor
> (and leave that just to the merge file)?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Sean
>
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