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does anyone know where i can get the documentation for this
are there any redbooks?
specifically for deploying EJBs
thank you
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Start here EJB Development with VisualAge for Java for WebSphere Application Server
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thanx,
But there wasnt really mich info there about version 4.0
I have been using version 3.5.3 until now and everything worked fine.
I ma now testing 4.0 i exported from VAJ 4.0 teh same way i did it in 3.5.3 i then took my jar file and ftp it to my aix box where websphere is installed and put it in the installedapps directory
i then created the application and started the server it all went without error
but when i the try to hit with my client i getthe following error
javax.naming.ServiceUnavailableException[Root exception is org.omg.CORBA.BAD_PARAM: minor code: 0 completed: no]
can anyone please tell me what i am doing wrong
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Have you read my workbook on deploying EJB's for WAS 4.0 yet?
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/entjbeans3/workbooks/index.html

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I looked through it and also found the latest redbook from IBM but i am not havng much luck with the deployment
do you know what the error means?
I am not sure what i am doing wrong
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Fred,
Check out the Infocenter Documentation for WAS 4.0. It can be downloadable from here
It contains examples of how to deploy ejb's too in section 6.7
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OK, just checking -- are you certain that your client has also been updated correctly for 4.0? For instance, are you using the launchClient program to start it? Is your deployed EAR file on the classpath?
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Kyle,
Now you lost me what is the launch client program
i am using the same client as i used for 3.5.3
this is a typical client server program the client is swing the server is ejbs
 
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Fred,
Client programming changed in WebSphere 4.0, too. You really need to start your programs main() methods by using the "launchClient" J2EE client container that ships with WebSphere.
I might want to urge you to sit down and look through my companion workbook to Richard Monson-Haefel's book again. I go through what launchClient does, and how you use it in some detail.
Kyle
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