Amit,
JETACE is can be used only to make a deployment descriptor. The generation
of container classes is done when the jar file is deployed..
I assume u are not using visual age for java (which can generate the
container classes).
The procedure u can follow is:
1. Create a jar file that contains ur home i/f, remote i/f, the
implementation class and any other user-defined classes that ur bean uses.
Use the store only option when creating the jar file, otherwise jetace will
have problems reading the file. (ejb.jar)
2. Open ejb.jar in Jet Ace and create a deployment descriptor
(descriptor.ser) for the bean. Save this jar (deployable.jar)
3. Start the Websphere Admin Console (i assume u are using version 3.5) and
select the "create enterprise bean" item by right-clicking on ur
ejbcontainer.
4. Select deployable.jar and double click on it. Now select descriptor.ser
5. Container generated classes are now created and ur bean is deployed.
However, if u use VAJ, the IDE can create for you the deployable.jar or a
jar file which contains the container-generated classes (deployment becomes
faster).
Hope this helps,
Amish Mehta
Senior Analyst
Syntel (India) Limited.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Malik, Amit (CAP, GECIBS)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 12:49 PM
Subject: Deployment in Websphere server
Hi there,
Can anybody lead me through the deployment procedure to be followed for
enterprise beans to be
deployed on Websphere Server?
I tried to use the jetace tool which comes along with server package but it
didn't made container classes....
TIA
Amit Malik
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