Hi,
I can give you my few cents on this...
At first we (our project) tried to put all EJBs in one single jar, and that
was a big mistake.
Why?
Well, we are several developers in the project, and we are still designing
and developing beans, and it got pretty burdensome to recompile and jar all
beans when we made one change to a bean. (That could however be solved by
using Ant to build things.) After we had built the jar-file we needed to run
weblogics tool for generation of stubs and skeletons, and this took more
than 10 minutes (because of the size of the jar, and that the tool/compiler
is pretty slow).
After that we have changed our approach, and now we put all logically
related beans in separated jars. With logically related I mean EJBs that
they are in the same package. That is, we have accounting EJBs in one
package, Service EJBs in another package, and so on.
We decided to use this approach since we thought it would be too fine
grained to put all EJBs in separate jars. And I also think that you pretty
soon will get into problems if you have dependent EJBs in separate jars.
/Kaj
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> Fr�n: Shiv Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Skickat: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 8:38 AM
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> �mne: Multiple EJBs in single jar
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>
> Hi all
>
> I posted this question two days back. I did not get any
> useful response.
> Forwarding it again..
>
> I have a stateless session bean calling different entity
> beans. I would like to
> hear on how to jar all these EJBs.
>
> Basically, I have two choices :-
>
> * Have one separate Jar for each EJB (one session and
> other entites)
> * Have a single Jar for all EJBs (session and entities)
>
> What is the recommended approach? What is the advantage/disadvantage?
>
> TIA.
> --
> shiv
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