make sure the manifest file have this two line.
Name: <<package structure>>/AdministrationBeanDD.ser
Enterprise-Bean: True
when weblogic try to deploy your bean it looks for this manifest file.
also make sure to create a .ser file from the deployment descriptor
which you should include in the jar file too.
-- Ahimanikya
>
> I am getting the following error when I am deploying the bean in the
> weblogic4.5 server.
> All required files are in jar file.
> What could be the reason?
>
>
>
>
> Wed Feb 16 15:55:20 EST 2000:<E> <EJB> Could not deploy:
> 'd:/ctms/classes/System
> Administration.jar'
> Possible reasons include:
> 1. The pathname to the bean is incorrect
> 2. The bean or an interface class have been modified but
> the deployment descriptor has not been rebuilt
> 3. javax_ejb.zip and/or javax_jts.zip are not in the classpath
> 4. A class that the bean or the interface classes depend on
> is not in the EJB jar file or the classpath
> 5. The database mappings in the deployment descriptor do not
> match the database definition
>
> Wed Feb 16 15:55:20 EST 2000:<E> <EJB>
> weblogic.ejb.common.DeploymentException:
> Unexpected I/O exception during deployment:
> weblogic.ejb.common.DeploymentException: could not read JAR file
> 'd:/ctms/classe
> s/SystemAdministration.jar'
> weblogic.ejb.common.DeploymentException: No beans were found in jar file
> d:/ctms
> /classes/SystemAdministration.jar. Please make sure that the
> manifest of the
> JAR
> file contains an .SER file with the 'Enterprise-Bean: true' attribute
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