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hi all
Question 1:
I found this statement online :
“XDoclet can be used to generate files for Web applications, EJBs, Castor, Hibernate, JDO, Struts and a number of other tools. ”my question is how to configure XDoclet to struts using latest MyEclipse?
when I right click on a project -> properties -> MyEclipse -> XDoclet ->Add standard -> (I found a list of plugins but no struts in there?
so how to get that done so next I know how to run XDclet.
Question 2:
how to configure Ant to XDoclet ? so I can run build.xml?Question 3:
all my aim to link struts-spring-hibernate but I found that I should use AppFuse and it can be done via MyEclipse. no entry to the word AppFuse in the help support !!
I subscribed to Safari full support annually and I found a good book Spring live. the problem it uses equinox which is light weight of AppFuse. so from here I started wading into the internet and its researching but no good site can answer the top questions.
so many thanks
I use latest Ant, MyEclipse too
good luck
Amir
Amir,
1) Struts is part of the webdoclet standard you can add
2) Go down to project properties, XDoclet, then switch to the Build tab, and tell MyEclipse to generate a build file for you.
3) AppFuse does not work well in MyEclipse. It’s an extremely custom layout that is hard to get working/compiling correctly in MyEclipse.
