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Can your IDE plugin help me with migration from Websphere 5.0 to JBoss
I have a valid ejb-jar.xml for my Websphere project. It looks like
Jboss relies on XDoclet tags to generate all the descriptors and for me to
code all these tags from my ejb-jar.xml file will be tedious and time consuming.There should be some easy way to reverse engineer the Websphere descriptors into the needed JBoss descriptors. … or maybe not.
Will your tool help us to do this migration.
Thanks,
JoeJoe,
We won’t translate anything from the xml file, but the XDoclet is optional, you don’t have to overwrite the file. You try do a 30 day trial of MyEclipse and see if it helps your team out.In general how do I create the JBoss descriptors — through XDoclet tags alone? Or is there some other way of putting in XDoclet tags into 50 entity and session beans?
I am still confused as to what help MyEclipse plugin can give me.
Joe
MyEclipse focused most heavily on the code development (Advanced editors, RAD tooling, wizards, etc), it also provides deployment for the purpose of debugging/testing of your app. If your app is almost entirely Java code, then I don’t know that MyEclipse would give you the biggest bang. However if you are doing plenty of JSP development, Struts, JSF, XML, etc… then MyEclipse will be a godsend for you.
