| AJDT with J2EE in WSAD [message #49095] |
Tue, 01 March 2005 18:17  |
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Originally posted by: keigwin.yahoo.com
WSAD provides a number of special project types beyond the "plain Java"
project, incuding web projects and J2EE (EJB) projects. We use all of these
on my team.
How can I use AJDT in my web and J2EE projects? If I convert them to
AspectJ projects, they will essentially become "plan Java" projects again.
Is there any way to do this short of weaving outside of the WSAD
environment?
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
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| Re: AJDT with J2EE in WSAD [message #49123 is a reply to message #49095] |
Wed, 02 March 2005 02:08  |
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Originally posted by: adrian.redpointsoft.com
Kevin,
That is probably a poor naming choice for the plugin. The option
"Convert to AspectJ Project" should probably be called "Add Aspectj
Nature" (especially since the inverse is "Remove AspectJ Nature"). All
of the tools and web builders will still exist and the project will
still be a web project.
I have found some problems with EJB projects, in that the RMI compiler
does not play well with AspectJ under WSAD (maybe this has changed in
RAD 6, but I haven't checked). If you want aspects to weave EJBs, you
will have to do it as an ant task.
-adrian.
Kevin Keigwin wrote:
> WSAD provides a number of special project types beyond the "plain Java"
> project, incuding web projects and J2EE (EJB) projects. We use all of these
> on my team.
>
> How can I use AJDT in my web and J2EE projects? If I convert them to
> AspectJ projects, they will essentially become "plan Java" projects again.
>
> Is there any way to do this short of weaving outside of the WSAD
> environment?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Kevin
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>
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| Re: AJDT with J2EE in WSAD [message #49276 is a reply to message #49123] |
Wed, 02 March 2005 17:19 |
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Originally posted by: keigwin.yahoo.com
Adrian,
Thanks for the info.
So are you saying that for an EJB project you have to avoid using WSAD's
RMIC altogether? Or just that you invoke it using a WSAD Ant target?
K-
"Adrian Powell" <adrian@redpointsoft.com> wrote in message
news:d0376v$ues$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Kevin,
>
> That is probably a poor naming choice for the plugin. The option "Convert
> to AspectJ Project" should probably be called "Add Aspectj Nature"
> (especially since the inverse is "Remove AspectJ Nature"). All of the
> tools and web builders will still exist and the project will still be a
> web project.
>
> I have found some problems with EJB projects, in that the RMI compiler
> does not play well with AspectJ under WSAD (maybe this has changed in RAD
> 6, but I haven't checked). If you want aspects to weave EJBs, you will
> have to do it as an ant task.
>
> -adrian.
>
>
> Kevin Keigwin wrote:
>> WSAD provides a number of special project types beyond the "plain Java"
>> project, incuding web projects and J2EE (EJB) projects. We use all of
>> these on my team.
>>
>> How can I use AJDT in my web and J2EE projects? If I convert them to
>> AspectJ projects, they will essentially become "plan Java" projects
>> again.
>>
>> Is there any way to do this short of weaving outside of the WSAD
>> environment?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> Kevin
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| Re: AJDT with J2EE in WSAD [message #49301 is a reply to message #49276] |
Wed, 02 March 2005 17:28 |
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Originally posted by: adrian.redpointsoft.com
Kevin,
I went the other way around. I used AspectJ as an Ant target and RMIC
as the WSAD plugin. I suppose you could go either way, depending on the
workflow of your team, and what you're using AspectJ to accomplish
within your EJB project.
I suspect that if I had to do this all over again, I would like to look
at using XDoclet and Ant to help manage a lot of the EJB code (instead
of the WSAD plugins) which would allow me to use the AJDT.
-adrian.
Kevin Keigwin wrote:
> Adrian,
>
> Thanks for the info.
>
> So are you saying that for an EJB project you have to avoid using WSAD's
> RMIC altogether? Or just that you invoke it using a WSAD Ant target?
>
> K-
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| Re: AJDT with J2EE in WSAD [message #49360 is a reply to message #49301] |
Wed, 02 March 2005 19:14 |
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Originally posted by: keigwin.yahoo.com
Ok. Thanks again for the info!
"Adrian Powell" <adrian@redpointsoft.com> wrote in message
news:d04t50$dp9$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Kevin,
>
> I went the other way around. I used AspectJ as an Ant target and RMIC as
> the WSAD plugin. I suppose you could go either way, depending on the
> workflow of your team, and what you're using AspectJ to accomplish within
> your EJB project.
>
> I suspect that if I had to do this all over again, I would like to look at
> using XDoclet and Ant to help manage a lot of the EJB code (instead of the
> WSAD plugins) which would allow me to use the AJDT.
>
> -adrian.
>
> Kevin Keigwin wrote:
>
>> Adrian,
>>
>> Thanks for the info.
>>
>> So are you saying that for an EJB project you have to avoid using WSAD's
>> RMIC altogether? Or just that you invoke it using a WSAD Ant target?
>>
>> K-
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| Re: AJDT with J2EE in WSAD [message #587144 is a reply to message #49123] |
Wed, 02 March 2005 17:19 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: keigwin.yahoo.com
Adrian,
Thanks for the info.
So are you saying that for an EJB project you have to avoid using WSAD's
RMIC altogether? Or just that you invoke it using a WSAD Ant target?
K-
"Adrian Powell" <adrian@redpointsoft.com> wrote in message
news:d0376v$ues$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Kevin,
>
> That is probably a poor naming choice for the plugin. The option "Convert
> to AspectJ Project" should probably be called "Add Aspectj Nature"
> (especially since the inverse is "Remove AspectJ Nature"). All of the
> tools and web builders will still exist and the project will still be a
> web project.
>
> I have found some problems with EJB projects, in that the RMI compiler
> does not play well with AspectJ under WSAD (maybe this has changed in RAD
> 6, but I haven't checked). If you want aspects to weave EJBs, you will
> have to do it as an ant task.
>
> -adrian.
>
>
> Kevin Keigwin wrote:
>> WSAD provides a number of special project types beyond the "plain Java"
>> project, incuding web projects and J2EE (EJB) projects. We use all of
>> these on my team.
>>
>> How can I use AJDT in my web and J2EE projects? If I convert them to
>> AspectJ projects, they will essentially become "plan Java" projects
>> again.
>>
>> Is there any way to do this short of weaving outside of the WSAD
>> environment?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> Kevin
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| Re: AJDT with J2EE in WSAD [message #587175 is a reply to message #49301] |
Wed, 02 March 2005 19:14 |
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Originally posted by: keigwin.yahoo.com
Ok. Thanks again for the info!
"Adrian Powell" <adrian@redpointsoft.com> wrote in message
news:d04t50$dp9$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Kevin,
>
> I went the other way around. I used AspectJ as an Ant target and RMIC as
> the WSAD plugin. I suppose you could go either way, depending on the
> workflow of your team, and what you're using AspectJ to accomplish within
> your EJB project.
>
> I suspect that if I had to do this all over again, I would like to look at
> using XDoclet and Ant to help manage a lot of the EJB code (instead of the
> WSAD plugins) which would allow me to use the AJDT.
>
> -adrian.
>
> Kevin Keigwin wrote:
>
>> Adrian,
>>
>> Thanks for the info.
>>
>> So are you saying that for an EJB project you have to avoid using WSAD's
>> RMIC altogether? Or just that you invoke it using a WSAD Ant target?
>>
>> K-
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