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Deploying .ear in ORacle 9iAS/OC4J

 
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Dear All
I 'm new to Oracle 9i AS. I want to deploy an ear file .How do I do that .Do I need to install OC4J (as Oracle server is not by itself a J2EE container) I'm really confused. Help me please ASAP.
Thanks in advance
 
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Thanks! It actually surprised me that I couldn't find any other bartenders letting you know this in all your previous threads that you had posted.
On another note, I have always wondered the same question. I even asked all the Oracle guys that were at JavaOne and none of them could answer me.
I think there is an Apache directory inside your Oracle Home for 9ias, and in that directory is where the web-inf directory and stuff is and that would be my best guess as to which area to look.
Good Luck
Mark
 
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Go read the Oracle 9iAS documentation. There is plenty of it on-line.
If you have access to the App Server, the following (for example) deploys the soap.ear file with dcmctl:
dcmctl deployApplication -f $ORACLE_HOME/soap/lib/soap.ear -a soap -co home -v
If you're using JDeveloper, you can deploy to your App Server with a right-click on your deployment file -- after you set up your app-server connection.
Oracle 9iAS IS a J2EE server, among other things. And OC4J should come installed by default.
[ April 08, 2004: Message edited by: R Hayes ]
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