I have added some functionality but I am far from done!
Changes:
Now <ejb3:Entity/> and <ejb3:isSetTransient/> can be declared at the
class level.
<ejb3:Entity> will obviously annotate the bean as an entity bean.
<ejb3:isSetTransient> will mark all "isSet" methods as @Transient since
they are not valid fields for persistence.
The <ejb3:annotate> customizations still exist with these changes:
For <ejb3:annotation..> valid "type" attribute values are now:
get, set, get-set, and isSet
to identify which property methods should be annotated. Class level
annotations do not require a "type" attribute.
<xs:annotation><xs:appinfo>
<ejb3:annotate>
<ejb3:annotation className="class name goes here (ex.
javax.persistence.Column)" type="valid type goes here">
<ejb3:param label="myparam1" stringValue="myvalue1"/>
<ejb3:param label="myparam2" stringValue="myvalue2"/>
</ejb3:annotation>
</ejb3:annotate>
</xs:appinfo></xs:annotation>
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