Hi,
Indeed I use Xdoclet to generate EJB interfaces and hibernate mapping files.
thanks for your time
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my EJB
project, in my EAR but not in my client)
Thanks in advance.
Greets,
Ozeebee.
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Ok thanks
I was just wondering why the xdoclet plugin was adding the
"generated-sources/xdoclet" dir to the maven sources but not the
"generated-resources/xdoclet" to the resources
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onfig:
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where ${xdoclet.generatedResources} property is defined in my parent project
pom as :
${project.build.directory}/generated-resources/xdoclet
thanks for your time
Ozeebee
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hanks in advance
cheers,
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Hi
Simply put the ejbspec attribute of the ejbdoclet element to either "2.0"
for J2EE 1.3 or "2.1" for 1.4 :