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Deploying Beans
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AdamRice32
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If your EJB classes (home and remote interfaces, and the bean class) are set up correctly, and you have the appropriate XML descriptor files in a META-INF directory, you should use the vendor-specific EJB jarring utility. I am not familiar with Oracle 9iAS's process, but for BEA's Weblogic, you need to package all of the .class files (for remote, home, and bean classes) and XML files into their own jar, and then call:
This will perform the container-specific jarring operation to transform the EJBJar.jar into code that is executable by the particular app server which will be hosting the EJB.
Hope this helps,
Adam
Code:
java weblogic.ejbc EJBJar.jarThis will perform the container-specific jarring operation to transform the EJBJar.jar into code that is executable by the particular app server which will be hosting the EJB.
Hope this helps,
Adam
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