EJb WebLogic/Websphere deployement problem
Anand Ranjalkar
Greenhorn
Posts: 3
posted 14 years ago
hi friends,
I have one problem with EJB deployement.My EJB is deployed on WebSphere and is running fine. Now i want to access the same EJB from a servlet client which is deployed on say Weblogic6.1 or Oracle 9i application server.
I have downloaded one plug-in from IBM site which is just suitable for this type of scenario.But i am not able to set the classpath of this plug-in in the Weblogic classpath.
Any perfect solution...plz help.
regards,
Anand Ranjalkar.
I have one problem with EJB deployement.My EJB is deployed on WebSphere and is running fine. Now i want to access the same EJB from a servlet client which is deployed on say Weblogic6.1 or Oracle 9i application server.
I have downloaded one plug-in from IBM site which is just suitable for this type of scenario.But i am not able to set the classpath of this plug-in in the Weblogic classpath.
Any perfect solution...plz help.
regards,
Anand Ranjalkar.
Anand Ranjalkar
Greenhorn
Posts: 3
posted 14 years ago
Hi Friends,
I could do it!
Accessing a EJB deployed on the WebSphere server from any other client residing on any server is not at all a problem.The key is the client must get the necessory class files that are required so that it can get reference to the Websphere JNDI.
For this purpose, the files that are necessory for a client to run from another server are:
#The Home and Remote interface class files..
#The plug-in class files from the IBM.
The important fact about this is that these files must come in the startup classpath of the Client server and not in the User or Server classpath of the M/c.
For Any help...we will meet here.
Thanks.
Anand.
I could do it!
Accessing a EJB deployed on the WebSphere server from any other client residing on any server is not at all a problem.The key is the client must get the necessory class files that are required so that it can get reference to the Websphere JNDI.
For this purpose, the files that are necessory for a client to run from another server are:
#The Home and Remote interface class files..
#The plug-in class files from the IBM.
The important fact about this is that these files must come in the startup classpath of the Client server and not in the User or Server classpath of the M/c.
For Any help...we will meet here.
Thanks.
Anand.
