[AustinKenny]

I looked on the site to see if this issue has occured anywhere else but i could not find any problem. I have been intouch with xdoclet and they say that it is a myEclipse issue… here is the problem.

OS = linux DEBIAN
eclipse = 3.0.1
MyEclipse = 3.8.4
jboss = 4.0.1
Ant = 1.6
JDK 1.4
xdoclet = 1.4

note: i recently became a subscriber and updated my software to be fully subscribed.

I have created a new EJB project
And I have to adjust the project properties…
so I..
Right click on Project -> Properties -> MyEclipse-XDoclet -> Add Standard EJB…

Right Click on ejbdoclet -> add doclet… and here at “Choose an Entry” there should be a choice of jboss .. but there is not

jboss should be added to the project as this is my J2EE server I am using.

the old projects still have jboss and the settings i provided it with. But
even on the old ones which I have added it before I can no longer add jboss..

Help with this would be great.

Austin Kenny
[email protected]
Trinity College Dublin
Knowledge Data Engineering Group

[AustinKenny]

my only choices are:
documentdoclet
ejbdoclet
hibernatedoclet
jdodoclet
jmxdoclet
mockobjectdoclet
portletdoclet
springdoclet
webdoclet
xdoclet

[AustinKenny]

I know this has only been a day with myEclipse but it is starting to hold up my development… is there anyone that could suggest a workaround… or is there anyone working on this issue

I am trying to build a messaging-bean and it was particularly usefull to have myEclipse building Jboss.xml and ejb-jar.xml correctly

[Greg]

Right click on <ejbdoclet> and choose “Add”, not “Add Doclet”. After choosing “Add”, you will see a dialog with JBoss as an option.

“Add” trys to add a subtask under <ejbdoclet> whereas “Add Doclet” trys to add another top-level doclet task. Sorry for the confusion.

[AustinKenny]

Thanks this was a bit of a silly mistake!
Sorry

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