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pls any one help me to deploy simple session bean in weblogic7.0???

 
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Hi everyone,
I am trying to deploy simple session bean in weblogic7.0 but i an not able to do it pls any one help me how to deploy the bean and run it by putting in a seprate folder.
I am not getting where to put .jar files of client and bean
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Ashok
 
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you can put your ejb jar file to
\bea\user_projects\mydomain\applications
directory.
and you can put your web war file to it also.
then,you can visit url:
http://localhost:7001/yourwarname to get your result.
[ July 11, 2002: Message edited by: xuejun xiao ]
 
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Probably using WeblogicBuilder tool associated with WLS 7.0 should help you deploying your beans. This automatically generates deployment descriptors for your beans and eases the process.
Assuming this is what you've asked for I'll explain the procedure here...otherwise please ignore...
1. launch weblogic builder tool.
2. Open your example bean module.
this process generates deployment descriptors for beans in the selected directory.
3. Validate descriptors by selecting validate option from tools menu. This process does ejbc.
4. deploy the module by selecting deploy option from tools menu..
let me know if I can help you... in case of problems..
good luck
 
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