XDoclet is a tool that evolved on the basis of EJBDoclet, created by Rickard Oberg. It's easy to manage: go through the bean class itself to see full components instead of traversing multiple EJB files. How did it do it? Java unless it has a Javadoc symbol, it does not have the property declared by.NET". We can incorporate the special @ tags in the Javadoc annotation to allow a Doclet tool to look for these tags, so that we can generate lightweight XML descr iptions and interfaces based on the messages gathered by bean. XDoclet is based on EJBDoclet belief and extends this fr a mework outside of EJB territory, and you can now generate Web, Services, Web, Applicaiton descr iptions, and even stretching to suit your personal needs.