RE: hello...and into the questions...

I guess this group isn't very high traffic?

No one had any thoughts about how to figure out where those DD fields can be
set in the ejbdoclet?

 

I have another one as well

<jbosscmp-jdbc>

    <defaults>

            <datasource>        

<entity-command name />

 

Thanks for any pointers, even if it's just a suggestion of where to ask
next.

 

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Kirk Israel

Refresh Software

T: 781.250.1621

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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kirk Israel
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 2:05 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Xdoclet-user] hello...and into the questions...

 

Hi there.

 

So we'd like to switch to xdoclet from harcoding DDs for jboss (partially
because we're looking to deploy on other appservers)

The first step is adding enough xdoclet so that we can generate equivalent
versions of what we currently handcode.

 

I've played with reverse-xdoclet with limited success, and have mostly been
working by hand.

 

There are certain DD tags I still can't quite get, I was wondering if anyone
could help.

 

First off, is there any general technique to query "what @ejb/@jboss code do
I get this specific DD xml field"? Can you derive it from source, or is
there some other model?

 

If not, can anyone help me with the following specific fields.

 

<ejb-jar>

    <display-name>

 

<ejb-jar>

    <relationships>

        <ejb-relation>

            <description>

 

<ejb-jar>

    <enterprise-beans>

        <entity>

            <query>

 

<jbosscmp-jdbc>

    <relationships>

         <ejb-relation>

             <foreign-key-mapping />

 

 

Finally, is there any way to suppress empty <description> tags (like in the
<cmp-field> inside <entity>s or are they mandatory?

And is there any option to say "only escape this using CDATA if necessary"?
It's not a big deal but it increases the human readability of the output
(especially for those blank fields)

 

Thank you!

 

 

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Kirk Israel

Refresh Software

T: 781.250.1621