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Posted to dev@geronimo.apache.org by Prabhakar Chaganti <pr...@chaganti.net> on 2003/09/13 06:57:06 UTC

Re: is there any XDoclet plug-in for Eclipse available?

There are no other xdoclet plugins for Eclipse other than the ones you 
mentioned. Xdoclet CVS has a xdoclet GUI plugin for Idea.

-prabhakar

> 
> But, I'm failing to generate the JMX codes. I've searched XDoclet plug-in
> for eclipse, and got some candidates, such as Lomboz, JBoss IDE. But I've
> failed to make it works. I'm curious about is there any practically working
> XDoclet plug-in Eclipse?
>

Re: is there any XDoclet plug-in for Eclipse available?

Posted by Prabhakar Chaganti <pr...@chaganti.net>.

I am using Eclipse 3.0 and the Lomboz and castor plug-ins work with 
releases of eclipse upto version 2.1.

-prabhakar


> Are you confirming that Lomboz or Castor plugin dosen't work currently?
> 
> I'm wodner if I did it wrong way, or it couldn't be done anyway.
>

Re: is there any XDoclet plug-in for Eclipse available?

Posted by Uijin Hong <He...@runeconsulting.com>.

Are you confirming that Lomboz or Castor plugin dosen't work currently?

I'm wodner if I did it wrong way, or it couldn't be done anyway.


"Prabhakar Chaganti" <pr...@chaganti.net>
wrote in message news:3F62A3A2.7020500@chaganti.net...
> There are no other xdoclet plugins for Eclipse other than the ones you
> mentioned. Xdoclet CVS has a xdoclet GUI plugin for Idea.
>
> -prabhakar
>
> >
> > But, I'm failing to generate the JMX codes. I've searched XDoclet
plug-in
> > for eclipse, and got some candidates, such as Lomboz, JBoss IDE. But
I've
> > failed to make it works. I'm curious about is there any practically
working
> > XDoclet plug-in Eclipse?
> >
>
>