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what jar is needed to compile EJB codes ?

 
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rookie questions ---

1. Reading Kathy's Head EJB First", it says we can download a j2ee1.3 to run EJB. But if we have Weblogic or other application server, do we still need that j2ee1.3/1.4 ?

2. May I assume that each application server comes with a certain .jar file that you can include in your classpath so that you can compile your EJB codes. Is my assumption correct ?
 
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1. No.
2. Yes.
 
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Originally posted by Steve Yu:
rookie questions ---

1. Reading Kathy's Head EJB First", it says we can download a j2ee1.3 to run EJB. But if we have Weblogic or other application server, do we still need that j2ee1.3/1.4 ?

2. May I assume that each application server comes with a certain .jar file that you can include in your classpath so that you can compile your EJB codes. Is my assumption correct ?



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