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If there is no need of weblogic_sp.jar file, I couldn't find the weblogic.ejbc package in weblogic.jar file, also there is no ejbc command file in bea\wlserver60\bin folder.
Without weblogic.ejbc package i couldn't compile the EJBs so that it would generate stubs and skeletons required.
Is it the way it should be done or any other way to solve this problem.
Pl suggest me the solution.
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I looked in the weblogic.jar of the only server we have running WLS 6.0 and ejbc was definitely there. It is in the weblogic package. The class name is ejbc.
The only thing I can suggest is: look again. Ejbc is definitely there, WebLogic cannot run ejbs without it.
 
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