That's true that IDEA is only able to help you refactor existing EJBs. It's possible for plugins to add a menu item to the New... group to create any other types of files. However, a good support for code generation will only be possible when we open the APIs to the source code engine I suppose.
On Wed, 5 Jun 2002 17:46:42 -0400, "Rich Mischook" <rmischook@yahoo.com> wrote:
Does IntelliJ provide any tools for generating the EJB remote/home/bean classes and descriptor file or do you need to hand create these? I've looked at the EJB INTEGRATION tab which seems to require pointing at an existing bean?
EJB remote/home/bean generation is already possible in Ariadna if you have at least empty deployment descriptor. Deployment descriptor (i.e. EJB Group) generation is planned in Ariadna.
However, a good support for code generation will only be possible when we open the APIs to the source code engine I suppose.
And until then it is possible to write a plug-in to support AspectJ... I wonder if the support of APIs to the source code engine is in the feature list of IDEA's future version?
That's true that IDEA is only able to help you refactor existing EJBs. It's
possible for plugins to add a menu item to the New... group to create any
other types of files. However, a good support for code generation will only
be possible when we open the APIs to the source code engine I suppose.
Eugene
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You might want to check this open source tool out:
http://opensource.itplus.dk/EJBCreator
On Wed, 5 Jun 2002 17:46:42 -0400, "Rich Mischook" <rmischook@yahoo.com> wrote:
Rich,
EJB remote/home/bean generation is already possible in Ariadna if you have
at least empty deployment descriptor. Deployment descriptor (i.e. EJB Group)
generation is planned in Ariadna.
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In <admabh$oql$1@is.intellij.net> Eugene Belyaev wrote:
And until then it is possible to write a plug-in to support AspectJ... I
wonder if the support of APIs to the source code engine is in the
feature list of IDEA's future version?
Best regards,
Richard Chuo