Hi,
You can have multiple EJBs in the same jar. You can check out the
deployment descriptor dtd in the EJB 1.1 spec (section 16.5) for more info
of how to do that. Coming to your questions :
1: I feel that the Entity EJbs and the Session Ejb which gives the facade
for them can be in the same jar file. So you get a jarfile containing a
particular discrete business logic functionality (or functionalities).
2: But, it is easier to maintain and redeploy EJBs if they are seperate jars
during development.
But anyway, its your choice.
HTH,
Anil
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Aztec Software, Inc.
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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.
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shiv
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