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Developing and Deploying EJB

 
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Hi All,
I am new to EJB's and weblogic. Can any body give guidelines how to deploy the ejb's in weblogic 8. What are the class paths to set.
If any body have good article on this please post the link
Thanks in Advance
Sudhakar
 
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Sudhakar,
Go to weblogic console and select the module EJB and then you can deploy it.

Read this documentation
 
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There are many ways to deploy EJB , one of the ways is to package your class files into EAR then upload it using the admin console of weblogic
second way which is easier is to download Jbuilder 2005 , get the one month trial license, Jbuilder interfaces with weblogic 8.x server, you might not need to write a single code to develop your EJB and it even packages and deploys it automatically when building the ejb, and also test clients, this way you would find it easier to understand the logic of EJB programming
 
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No need to set any classpath,
go for created the jar file for ejb.
next go to weblogic builder open the same jar file and it will write the descriptors for the respective file.

Start the server->http://localhost;7001/console
there in the left menu check for deployments under this ejbdeployments click on that u will get the deploy the new ejb link u can read the how to deploy it..

thanks..
let me know it is working or not..
[ July 05, 2005: Message edited by: chsanthosh kumar ]
 
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