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Best way to develop EJB's ?

 
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hi,
I've been wondering what the best way is to develop EJB's...
- Who writes them from scratch (or uses templates) and maintains the XML manually ?
- Who uses editors with code generation ?
- Who uses XDoclet ?
- Are their any other ways to do it ?
What kind of development tools are their out there to make developping EJB's butt easy ? What are you using ?
 
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http://www.mousetech.com/EJBWizard.html
Of course, I'm prejudiced, since I created it and therefore it reflects my needs - though I'm always open to suggestions (It's open source, BTW).
Right now it runs standalone, but it was always intended to be able to hook into IDEs. I'm playing around with an Eclipse integration at the moment.
If money is no object, products with "Enterprise" in their name usually provide an integrated assist. They should, anyway, since many of them cost more than the computer you're using them on.
 
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The more "greenhorn" you are, the more you should write by hand, IMO.
 
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If you want to learn...write them by hand .
if you want to develop and deploy them on Websphere then use Rational XDE and WSAD.....
if u want to deploy them on Weblogic..I do not know ..perhaps JBuilder ?
if you want to instrument the J2EE applications use Manage Engine from AdventNet.
ThanX
-Mandan

Originally posted by Dave Van Even:
hi,
I've been wondering what the best way is to develop EJB's...
- Who writes them from scratch (or uses templates) and maintains the XML manually ?
- Who uses editors with code generation ?
- Who uses XDoclet ?
- Are their any other ways to do it ?
What kind of development tools are their out there to make developping EJB's butt easy ? What are you using ?

 
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