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Hello everybody,
I have iplanet webserver, ibm websphere as app server. I have a j2ee application.
What is the best way to deploy? Should i create a war file containing all the servlets,jsps and actionclasses and deploy it on iplanet webserver and deploy session beans and entity classes on the app server as a jar file?? or deploy the whole thing as an ear file on the app server??
The action classes call the session beans for service.
In the former case of deployment how to resolve the references???
Thanx in advance
 
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If you can, I would recommend deploying your application as an EAR file - it's more convenient and you'll have no depdendencies on other components having to be deployed separately beforehand. There's a great article on the IBM website that I found here -> http://www7b.software.ibm.com/wsdd/library/techarticles/0207_botzum/botzum.html
Have a read through the references at the bottom of the article too as there are a few about other deployment issues that are worth reading.
Of course, if you have specific reasons why you have to use iPlanet (perhaps because you are going to cluster your web apps) then your options are rather more limited.
HTH
Simon
[ December 03, 2002: Message edited by: Simon Brown ]
 
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