Hi, I'm sorry, if my previous mails were a little confusing :)
There are normally two kinds of configuration files for JARs/WARs/EARs. The first set of XML-files is specified in the J2EE spec (e.g. web.xml, ejb-jar.xml etc.) these MUST be included in the ear file. Then there is an other set of confiration files, which specify J2EE implementation specific stuff (e.g. in Weblogic: weblogic-ejb-jar.xml, weblogic.xml, etc..). IMHO, this former kind of configuration files should not be included in the EAR, mostly because they are not part of the J2EE spec, and including them in the EAR/WAR/JAR makes application portablity between app-servers more difficult. > > ah you mean ear config files? you mean separate this > config files from ear? > > 1- > > what say the spec, SHOULD an ear have the config files or
