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stub and skel not created by Weblogic deployer utility

 
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I am using weblogic 5.1 server and I am creating a new jar file through weblogic deployer tool . I am using the stateless session bean example to create my own jar file
In weblogic deployer tool I am adding the following file in the jar file
Trader.class(Remote class)
TraderBean.class (Bean class)
TradeResult.class
TraderHome.class(Home class)
ProcessingErrorException.class
ejb-jar.xml
weblogic-ejb-jar.xml
After giving the JNDI name and then add it into the container . The files are added into the container sucessfully and are deployed sucessfully .
But it does not create the stub and the skelton files which are created by ejbc . Due to this I am not able to connect through client. Why stub and skelton are not created whereas through ejbc it is created
 
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hi,
i faced the same problem. dunno why??
then i created the container classes using ejbc at command line.
its working fine that way. try it out.
but could someone tell me what is the problem with the deployer tool.
shanks.
 
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