William I. Zumwalt penned
> Well, I thought I'd post my updated stuff to see if
> anyone could help catch any problems I might have.
It's not your bean file or XDoclet tags. I took your code, added the
imports, and dropped it alongside my entity beans and got remote and
home interfaces (local versions too). Something must be wrong with your
build.xml.
> though my
> ejb-jar.xml and jboss.xml to get created (albeit w/ no
> bean info).
Are you saying that the descriptors contain *no bean-specific*
information? If so, then it very much sounds like none of your bean
source files are being found.
I just did a little more digging. I moved the file to the wrong package
directory, and then I put it back with my other entity beans and changed
the package to be incorrect. What I found is that the file is
*completely ignored*. No error; no warning; no interfaces.
So, double-check your package declaration, the source-tree directories
and paths. And if all that checks out I'd again recommend that <copy>
test.
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