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Posted to users@maven.apache.org by "Poppe, Troy" <Tr...@eia.doe.gov> on 2004/12/08 20:18:28 UTC
EJB client jar... How do you do it?
I've seen a couple different approaches to generating ejb-client jar files (and
their contents).
One approach, the first one I went with, was to create separate multiprojects for
the ejb and the ejb-clients. Now I'm starting to explore Maven a bit more, and
it almost seems more straight forward to use ejb:ejb-client to generate the
client JAR file.
Any one have any experience with these, and prefer one over the other?
Thanks.
Troy
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EJB client jar... How do you do it?
Posted by Janos Mucsi <mu...@yahoo.com>.
Hi
Is it true that this only separates the interface/home
methods into a jar? You still have to run the vendor
specific compilers to get the stubs.
Janos
I've seen a couple different approaches to generating
ejb-client jar
files (and
their contents).
One approach, the first one I went with, was to create
separate
multiprojects for
the ejb and the ejb-clients. Now I'm starting to
explore Maven a bit
more, and
it almost seems more straight forward to use
ejb:ejb-client to generate
the
client JAR file.
Any one have any experience with these, and prefer one
over the other?
Thanks.
Troy
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