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How to make an existing web application J2ee compliant?

 
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Hi,
My application uses Javabeans, JSPs, and Servlets. The Web server used is JavaWebServer.
What changes are actually required for making it J2EE compliant? Do I have to rewrite the Javabeans as EJBs in order to deploy them in J2EE server or do I have to create a WAR file for the application with the Javabeans Servlets and JSPs. I have tried doing it but have got errors in deployment.
How do I get the jdbc connectivity from a J2EE server? The jdbc driver classes are at present specified in the classpath of my webserver. Will it also work out the same way in J2EE Server?
regards
Panchalee
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