I am using XDoclet to create the interfaces and deployment descriptors
for my session and entity beans in Eclipse. As Eclipse does not handle
external changes to its source files well I have not included the target
directories for the ejbdoclet process in the project. This works fine
until I wish to reference other EJBs from a facade bean. I can create
business interfaces for most of it and just get XDoclet to extend them
in its generated interfaces but I now have a need to call the create
method on another bean. I can't include the create method in my own
version of the local home interface as it needs the local interface type
as its return type. Since I don't include the XDoclet generated classes
in my project the interface won't compile.
This seems like a pretty basic requirement. Is there a general way
around this seeming Catch-22? As an alternative to a programming
work-around, is there a way to convince Eclipse to accept changes
generated from an Ant build so that I don't get "file system out of
synch..." errors all over the place?
Thanks,
Barry
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