Hi,
Yeah,You are right, I was confusing my self.
Thanks
Ashwani
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Please respond to
Johan Eltes
hi!
It is fine to put the dependent jar (shared jar) in the
ear file, to be referenced by multiple module archives,
like an ejb-jar and a war. Each j2ee module archive has to
reference the dependent jars by their respective manifest
files. So the model is that each j2ee archive reference
the dependent jar by ClassPath entries in their manifest
files - not the other way around.
/johan
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>Hi,
>John some time back you told me to put the jar in the
>ear. Now how make it
>visible to ejb layer and web(war). This is possible if I
>make its entry in
>manfest file. Other wise how I will do it . let me know ?
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>Hi!
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>What you want to acheive is not J2EE. J2EE leaves you
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>the option that you have got to work.
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>/Johan
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>On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 13:16:03 +0530
> Ashwani Kalra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>hi,
>>let me add more info to make my point clear
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>>I have following components at the same level directly
>> in my ear file
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>>1. allejbs.jar file (containing all ejbs)
>>2. war file (cotaining web components)
>>3. common.jar (required by ejb jar and war files)
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>>What currently I am doing is that I am setting the
>> following entry in
>>manifest file of allejbs.jar and war file
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>>Class-Path: common.jar
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>>But What I want is that I want to specify this at the ear
>>file's manifest
>>so that I dont have to individually give this entry. But
>>this is not
>>working.
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>>Harpreet this I think doent have to do anything about
>> the scope you are
>>talking about on WAS I will tell you later that due to
>>this ( I am ofcourse
>>using module level visibility). I am getting another
>>problem.
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>>Hi
>>check out the J2EE spec.............i am referring to
>>j2ee-1_4 proposed
>>final draft section 8.2
>>************************
>>The following example illustrates a simple use of the
>>bundled optional
>>package mechanism to reference a library of utility
>>classes that are shared
>>between enterprise beans in two separate ejb-jar files.
>>app1.ear:
>>META-INF/application.xml
>>ejb1.jar Class-Path: util.jar
>>ejb2.jar Class-Path: util.jar
>>util.jar
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>>looks like u need to specify them separately each
>>time!!!!
>>hope this helps
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>>hi,
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>>I am having some common files in jar file(say common.jar)
>>used by ejb and
>>web module.
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>>If I try to set the classpath attribute in ear file
>>manifest as
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>>1. Class-Path: common.jar
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>>This doesnt work (doesnt pick the classes).
>>
>>How ever if I individually put the entry 1 in manifest
>>files of ejb
>>modules and webmodules, then it doesnt give the error.
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>>But I want to use the first method . Is there anything
>>wrong.
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>>I am using WAS 4.0.1 for multiplatform.
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>>Regds
>>Ashwani
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