Hi,
We had the same thing some time back. All you have to do is
include the EJB class files in your weblogic.class.path using t3config.
Example scenario is as shown as follows:
E:\weblogic\bin\t3config.exe -classpath
D:\Users\colins\EJB\EJBCode;E:\weblogic\jre1_2\lib\jdbc6_3.jar
E:\weblogic\bin\t3config.exe
-Dweblogic.class.path=e:\weblogic\license;e:\weblogic\classes;e:\weblogic\myser
ver\serverclasses;e:\weblogic\lib\weblogicaux.jar;E:\weblogic\jre1_2\lib\jdbc6_
3.jar;D:\Users\colins\EJB\EJBCode
NOTE: be careful that you append your path to the end of the statement.
Here D:\users\colins\EJB\EJBCode was where I stored my EJB classes.
Hope this helps
Anil
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Anil Colin Lobo
Systems Engineer
Object Technology Group
Tata Infotech Ltd.
http://www.tatainfotech.com
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