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the product looks good but due to lack of any documentation on how to use ejb, I think I might not be able to use it for long.
thanks.
Yes, we’re a little behind in the documentation at this point but we’re working hard to close the gap. Try out the EJB tutorial in the user guide here:
http://myeclipseide.com/enterpriseworkbench/help/topic/com.genuitec.myeclipse.doc/html/tasks/EJB/creatingEJB.htmRaj, what is missing that you’d like to see? I’m curious to learn what you’d like to see in the documentation. What is your current experience with JSP, JavaBeans components, and EJB components? Are you new to EJB technology and want help learning the basics using MyEclipse? Or, are you just looking for product documentation? Based on my experience with MyEclpse, the product is terrific, but the docs could be better. I’m hoping to help in this area.
Steve
Hi,
I think MyEclipse is a good product. But it lacks much documentation. For example Jboss-IDE brings a complete example of how to construct session EJB ( and Jboss-IDE is free ).
Can you do something like that ? And downloadable, because, I don’t have internet every time. I think that you who have experience, do this thing without any problem, it’s just another doc that could help many people.I’m new to EJB and without begginer documentation MyEclipse will not help me.
You could say, read and learn xdoclet first. And I think thats I have to do, but a complete and simple tutorial that explain how to create an session and entity bean could help a lot.
Paulo
Paulo,
This tutorial tells exactly how to create a session EJB. Is it what you had in mind?
http://myeclipseide.com/enterpriseworkbench/help/topic/com.genuitec.myeclipse.doc/html/tasks/EJB/creatingEJB.htmWhat would be nice is something like the tutorial that comes with JBoss-IDE. That tutorial takes you through an entire application. It takes you through:
creating an ejb project with a stateless bean
creating an ejb-client jar
creating a web app with servlet and html file
xdoclet tags for all involved
packaging for each
building xdoclet artifacts
final packaging into an ear
deployment to a server.At the end of that tutorial, I had a decent idea of how to proceed with J2EE dev in JBoss-IDE.
Currently, I am stumbling with MyEclipse.
