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entry point for apache torque project

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问题 I've a project that contains webroot folder name war and contains a structure like but it doesn't contains a web.xml like other common entry point for web projects.How i start this torque project?What is the entry point for torques web project? my another question is here xdoclet folder in my structure contains a folder name merge that contains some servlet mapping files.so what is connection of xdoclect and mapping of servlet. 回答1: I suppose you will find answers to your questions looking at

XDoclet, a dead tool?

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问题 I am using the latest Eclipse for Java EE & the latest JBoss Tools plugin. Now, I am working on some EJB 2.x code. I cannot find a way to generate the xdoclet-build.xml file like before. After some investigations, I begin to ask myself (and you) that is XDoclet still supported by the community: JBoss, Eclipse (WTP), etc. ? If yes, what is now the good way to use XDoclet to generate my old-style EJB Homes & Interfaces? Can XDoclet work using Java 5 style code? Thanks Alban. 回答1: It's no longer

Now that we have annotations in java, is xdoclet legacy?

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问题 I came accross the xdoclet project and see it enjoys/ed high popularity. So the question is, now that we have annotations in java: is xdoclet legacy? Or is there something to xdoclet I didn't see/understand. 回答1: XDoclet is an annotation implementation via JavaDoc . Anything that could be done with XDoclet (and much more) can be done with JDK5+ annotations. One obvious difference however is that XDoclet is non-invasive . That is, it doesn't require you to import classes into your own code. If

Now that we have annotations in java, is xdoclet legacy?

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I came accross the xdoclet project and see it enjoys/ed high popularity. So the question is, now that we have annotations in java: is xdoclet legacy? Or is there something to xdoclet I didn't see/understand. XDoclet is an annotation implementation via JavaDoc . Anything that could be done with XDoclet (and much more) can be done with JDK5+ annotations. One obvious difference however is that XDoclet is non-invasive . That is, it doesn't require you to import classes into your own code. If you are using 3rd-party Java annotations in your own code, then of course you cannot build your code