EJB3 @ejb xdoclet tags

[David Siefert-2]

Are there any xdoclet libraries that generate the EJB3 deployment xml?  I would like to autogenerate the ejb jar xml from xdoc tags to avoid having to use annotations.

 

Thanks,

 

David

[Konstantin Priblouda]

--- David Siefert
<siefert.david.mailinglist@...> wrote:

> Are there any xdoclet libraries that generate the
> EJB3 deployment xml?  I
> would like to autogenerate the ejb jar xml from xdoc
> tags to avoid having to
> use annotations.

I'm not aware of it,  but if you like to volunteer -
you are welcome.  I would recommend to go for
XDoclet-2 plugin as it is much easier to develop.

regards,

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[David Siefert-2]

On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 1:52 PM, Konstantin Priblouda <kpriblouda@...> wrote:

--- David Siefert

<siefert.david.mailinglist@...> wrote:

> Are there any xdoclet libraries that generate the
> EJB3 deployment xml?  I
> would like to autogenerate the ejb jar xml from xdoc
> tags to avoid having to
> use annotations.

I'm not aware of it,  but if you like to volunteer -
you are welcome.  I would recommend to go for
XDoclet-2 plugin as it is much easier to develop.

regards,

----[ Konstantin Pribluda http://www.pribluda.de ]----------------
JTec quality components: http://www.pribluda.de/projects/


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How different is it from creating an XDoclet 1 plugin?  I am contemplating the purchase of the XDoclet book by Manning, and that covers 1.0, so if I learn 1.0 will it be a waste of time (in other words, is the API completely different, or just simplified)?

 

Thanks,

 

David

[Konstantin Priblouda]

> How different is it from creating an XDoclet 1
> plugin?  I am contemplating
> the purchase of the XDoclet book by Manning, and
> that covers 1.0, so if I
> learn 1.0 will it be a waste of time (in other
> words, is the API completely
> different, or just simplified)?

It's completely different, but much easier - so
purchase of the book will not help you :)

As you may have seen, plugins are kept in separate
project on sourceforge
( http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/xdoclet-plugins
)

There is also already ejb plugin  - but quite
orphaned.
It may serve as good starting point.

Basically there are 2 types of plugins - based on
jelly ( good for xml production )  and on velocity (
java source )

Another new feature is self-validating and formally
defined tags (impls generated with xdoclet of course)

Build environment also encourages unit testing.

There is mailing list in SF project which is dedicated
to plugin development.  We are here a bit off-topic,
since it is XD core list. So I suppose we move further
discussion there ( I'm also subscribed ;) )



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