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Hi,
I have just started to use WebSphere Application Developer in the last week and I have ran into difficulities in developing EJB's with a web-based client like JSP or a servlet. I have experience in developing EJB's with SUN's default package(deploytool) but the process is very different with WebSphere. I have worked through some tutorials but I can't get past a certain point!
Here is what I have been doing:
1. I created a new Enterprise Application Project.
2. I created my EJB's in the appropriate folder, added the appropriate methods and compiled the programs, etc.
3. I then generated the deploy and RMIC code for the Bean
4. I ran the test client to test the bean and I could create a new instance of the bean and play with the methods successfully, etc.
5. I created my web client, in this case a JSP, in the appropriate web folder.
I encounter a problem at this point. I can't compile the JSP because the EJB imports in the JSP are not recognized, the JSP cannot find the beans. If I move the JSP into the same folder as the beans I cannot run them on the server?
I have to be missing a step but I don't know what it is. If anyone has any ideas or a recommended tutorial which addresses these issues I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
I have just started to use WebSphere Application Developer in the last week and I have ran into difficulities in developing EJB's with a web-based client like JSP or a servlet. I have experience in developing EJB's with SUN's default package(deploytool) but the process is very different with WebSphere. I have worked through some tutorials but I can't get past a certain point!
Here is what I have been doing:
1. I created a new Enterprise Application Project.
2. I created my EJB's in the appropriate folder, added the appropriate methods and compiled the programs, etc.
3. I then generated the deploy and RMIC code for the Bean
4. I ran the test client to test the bean and I could create a new instance of the bean and play with the methods successfully, etc.
5. I created my web client, in this case a JSP, in the appropriate web folder.
I encounter a problem at this point. I can't compile the JSP because the EJB imports in the JSP are not recognized, the JSP cannot find the beans. If I move the JSP into the same folder as the beans I cannot run them on the server?
I have to be missing a step but I don't know what it is. If anyone has any ideas or a recommended tutorial which addresses these issues I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
