Hey, here are a few links that I think will help you with EJB and
Weblogic 4.51:
Technical overview
http://www.weblogic.com/docs45/techoverview/ejb.html
EJB API documentation
http://www.weblogic.com/docs45/classdocs/API_ejb.html
WebLogic EJB deployer
http://www.weblogic.com/docs45/techdeploy/ejbdeployer.html
Designing EJBs for use with WebLogic
http://www.weblogic.com/docs45/classdocs/API_ejbdesign.html
Examples
http://www.weblogic.com/docs45/examples/ejb/Package-examples.ejb.html
If you don't like using the EJB Deployer Tool, the second link should
help you deploy EJBs without it.
- Mike
Shiv Kumar wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> I have just started using Weblogic 4.51 eval copy for creating EJB
> applications. There is a lot of documentation and I am finding myself
> very uncomfortable with it. Probably they are not neatly arranged? For
> example, I am looking for a "Developing, Deploying and Executing EJBs
> using Weblogic Server" tutorial, which will guide me through a step by
> step process to building a bean. I find it nowhere in the doc bundle.
> Probably I might have missed it. If you have the link to a tutorial
> which specifically concentrates on using weblogic server, pl forward it
> to me.
>
> To be specific with the problem, I have written the classes (bean,
> remote and home for a simple stateless session bean), compiled it and
> then what? I am stuck here. The EJBDeployerWizard is also unintutive. I
> referred to "Using the EJB Deployment Wizard" which only describes how
> to load existing Jars. It does not detail on how to create new
> jar/ser/whatever. I decided to try my hands dirty by using the
> deployment wizard (after all there are only a few menu options). I
> filled the New Descriptor dialog and then double clicked on the entry in
> the right panel. In the EJB class name field I filled my bean class name
> (hello.HelloBean). Unfortunately the wizard refuses to identify this
> class (the color is still red). I have set the system classpath in NT to
> point to this package dir. On a separate dos window, 'javap
> hello.HelloBean' works neatly. For whatever reasons the wizard refused
> to read the system classpath.
>
> I later ran "setenv.cmd" and tried to start the wizard myself using
> 'javaw -D classpath %CLASSPATH% weblogic.EJBDeployerWizard'. Ah! now it
> recognized the same class name. Now the 'Done' button of the last screen
> in the wizard refuses to work!
>
> Am I grossly missing something or is it the way world works?
>
> :-(
> shiv
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>
> BTW, when is version 5.0 scheduled to be released?
>
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