[dexes]

Dear all, any help will be welcome,

I’m working with 4 eclipse projects: A & B & C & D
In project A (EJB project), I have a bean myBean.
In project B (EJB project), I have other beans that (once deployed) access myBean in a remote way.
In project C (java project), I have a client applicaiton (swing) that also access myBean in a remote way.

The idea is: create a project D (java project) used to containe the interfaces (remote & home) of myBean that are shared by all projects.

This D project is included in the deployment:
– in project/bean A (of course)
– in project B to have the interfaces (remote & home) of myBean for lookup
– in project C (client) to have the interfaces (remote & home) of myBean for lookup

Here is my question:
How can I (using myEclipse XDoclet feature) generate the interfaces of myBean in project D rather than in A? I have tried with “@ejb.interface package” but it seems to work only within the same project.

Thanks.
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[Riyad Kalla]

Dexes,
This may require some hard coding of paths, but your ejb XDOclet task should have a destDir target, you can set that to the output dir in your Project D that you want the files to end up. Since XDoclet runs in a process outside of eclipse, it shouldn’t be constrainted by the project scope.

[dexes]

I will hardcode the path and use a standard file structure for all developpers.
Thanks for your reply.

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