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EJB Deployment with JBoss

 
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Hello Friends,
I am quite new to JBoss world.
My existing project architecture demands JBoss.
Till now I have tried deployeing EJB with XDoclet. IT is a good utility, but I want to know any alternative method, if any???
Whether deployment steps of WebLogic works fine with JBoss??
 
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Hi there,
You might want to look at JBossIDE, an Eclipse plugin currently under official development by JBoss. I haven't used it and don't know to what extent it will allow you to deploy to the JBoss server but it does allow you to modify JBoss-specific deployment descriptor files through Eclipse instead of directly by hand. Go to the jboss.org and check it out. It can be downloaded from the download section and there is a discussion forum on how to use it.
Darryl
 
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Hi all,
JBoss-IDE is a good idea for starting and stopping the server, but it does not have any deployment facilities. You must download one more Eclipse plugin, LOMBOZ , you can find an link to it in www.eclipse.org and it's really complete for J2EE development and deployment, Try it.
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Thanks guys,
I will download the IDE and use it to give my feedback over it.
 
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