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Hello all, I have two J2EE applications, say A and B. A exposes a
SessionBean using both remote and local interfaces – the XDoclet that
does this follows: /** @ejb.bean name="NmrDetails"
display-name="NmrDetails" description="Access to *
NmrDetails" local-jndi-name="common/NmrDetailsLocal" *
jndi-name="common/NmrDetails" *
type="Stateless" view-type="both" */ public abstract class NmrDetailsBean implements SessionBean {…} This works fine. I can access the bean from within application
A using either remote or local lookup (I have tested this both ways). Now I want to access the ejb from application B. Now I am
not really sure where and what the XDoclet should be to get the JNDI populated
correctly. I have tried the following on one of the session beans in app B: /** @ejb.ejb-external-ref type =
"Session" *
jndi-name = "common/NmrDetails" *
home="uk.co.hpi.common.nmr.ejb.NmrDetailsHome" *
business="uk.co.hpi.common.nmr.ejb.NmrDetails" *
view-type=remote" */ But this seems to produce no output (nothing gets added to
the ejb-jar.xml or any of the app server specific config files). Note that
there are other XDoclet annotations on that particular ejb which *are* processed, so it’s not a simple
case of the file not having xdoclet run on it. The target in my build.xml is as
follows: <target name="ejb-xdoclet"> <ejbdoclet
destdir="${ejb.src.dir}" mergedir="${web.dir}/merge"
excludedtags="@version,@author,@todo" ejbspec="2.0"
verbose="false"> <fileset
dir="${src.dir}" defaultexcludes="yes"> <patternset
refid="ejb.jar.xdoclet.components" /> </fileset> <utilobject /> <session /> <remoteinterface /> <homeinterface /> <localinterface /> <localhomeinterface /> <deploymentdescriptor
destdir="${dd.dir}" validatexml="false"
useIds="true" displayname="${app.display.name}"
description="${app.description} ejb modules" /> <jboss
version="3.0" destdir="${dd.dir}"
unauthenticatedPrincipal="nobody" xmlencoding="UTF-8"
validatexml="false" datasource="PLEASE_MODIFY_THIS"
datasourcemapping="PLEASE_MODIFY_THIS"
preferredrelationmapping="PLEASE_MODIFY_THIS" /> <webSphere
destdir="${dd.dir}" useIds="true" /> </ejbdoclet> </target> Am I missing some directive that denotes that
ejb-external-ref’s should be processed? Am I using the wrong xdoclet, or
the right xdoclet in the wrong place (or simply the wrong both!)? Anyway, I’ve
been banging my head against a wall for a couple of days now - does
anyone have any thoughts. Cheers, Anthony Roy.
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