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A easy way about from weblogic to jboss?

 
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I'm new to EJB and only has deployed only
about 20 beans on weblogic6.1(sp2) with
the help of a IDE called jbuilder6.0.Today
my boss told me,we can't pay for weblogic,
change to jboss right now!
Oh,my god!The complexity among many cmp2.0
's relations was created by the jbuilder
's ejb module(use mouse drag & drop).Also
i read Mastering EJB2.0 two times,i hate
deploy ejb from the start.And i haven't many
messages about jboss(also i visit jboss.org)
Can anybody help me?
 
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Hey Stub,
You might want to take a look at XDoclet. It a tool that let's you create other source files and deployment descriptors using custom javadoc tags. I haven't had a chance to use it much, but have heard rave reviews from friends that use it.
There is an article about it at onjava.com. It will create most of the jboss deployment files you need. Watch the site, as I believe they are making the necessary changes to XDoclet due to the release candidate of JBoss 3.0.
That should get you started. JBoss is pretty easy to setup once you find the right info. Take a look at their installation & configuration forum. If you have any questions, you can message me if you like.
HTH,
/rick
 
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Hello rick.
Also I study English more than 10 years,
I can't express myself clear enough.It's
the fault of our country's education.
Because of my poor english,many of my questions
posted here haven't been replied.I never
mind.But if there is one reply,I will feel
very happy no matter what the reply is.
So very thank u,rick. (Your reply is also very useful to me.)
And thank everybody who like life,who like
java and who like help anybody.
[ April 26, 2002: Message edited by: Stub Wang ]
 
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Glad to help out. Let me know how it goes for you. I haven't had the chance myself to really get into XDoclet yet.
/rick
 
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Hello rick.
Sorry for my ability of study.So far I haven't
look carefully at those zips after download. Today the client of my application told me so
many changes must be done about my UI,my
database fields,my beans and so.Then I said to
myself:The thing of satisfying client is much
more difficult than Java especially in Old
China.
[ April 27, 2002: Message edited by: Stub Wang ]
 
Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs.
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