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Strelok_Strelok
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Wednesday, November 8, 2006 07:05 PM
Let's say I have some packages: com.foo.bar com.foo.bonk And potentially many others, each of which may or may not contain EJBs. I want the stuff like local, local home, et cetera created in: com.foo.bar.ejbStuff com.foo.bonk.ejbStuff And so on. Is there an easy way to do this using xdoclet? The closest I have found so far is "packageSubstitution", but that seems to be intended to fulfill a different requirement. You could use it, for example, if you had: com.foo.bar.ejb com.foo.bonk.ejb And wanted: com.foo.bar.interfaces com.foo.bonk.interfaces But that's n
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Let's say I have some packages:
And potentially many others, each of which may or may not contain EJBs.
I want the stuff like local, local home, et cetera created in:
- com.foo.bar.ejbStuff
- com.foo.bonk.ejbStuff
And so on.
Is there an easy way to do this using xdoclet?
The closest I have found so far is "packageSubstitution", but that seems to be intended to fulfill a different requirement. You could use it, for example, if you had:
- com.foo.bar.ejb
- com.foo.bonk.ejb
And wanted:
- com.foo.bar.interfaces
- com.foo.bonk.interfaces
But that's not at all what I want.
I have tried a couple of things:
The first seemed to have no effect at all; the second caused XDoclet to blow up.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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