In our project, we may store several beans in the same directory. The name of our ejb-jar.xml files are therefore:
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<bean1>-ejb-jar.xml <bean2>-ejb-jar.xml
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During our build, we merge these xml files together and all the associated beans go into a single jar file, with a single 'ejb-jar.xml' file.
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However, during development, we keep the *-ejb-jar.xml files for each bean separate.
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The dialogue window which prompts for the path to the ejb-jar.xml file assumes that the file will be named exactly 'ejb-jar.xml'. This is not the case for our project. The dialog you had in previous versions was better because it allowed you to select any xml file.
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I would even allow you to restrict the select to '*ejb-jar.xml'. But assuming the the file is named exactly 'ejb-jar.xml' makes the current EJB support unusable for us (unless there is a work-around for the dialog, which I imagine should be possible by manually editing configuration files -- but I haven't looked that far yet :).
I'd like to add that in 639, the ejb jar file can only be called ejb-jar.xml. We usually use Foo-ejb-jar.xml but IDEA doesn't recognize this as a valid descriptor name.
Fixed in #639,
Thank you for report.
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In <ai5tia$pu3$1@is.intellij.net>, Alexey Kudravtsev wrote:
I'd like to add that in 639, the ejb jar file can only be called
ejb-jar.xml. We usually use Foo-ejb-jar.xml but IDEA doesn't recognize
this as a valid descriptor name.
L
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