Tim Yates wrote:
> Ok, I downloaded the ebs02.zip file off of your site, and ran the build
> script, and I now have four files in the deploy directory;
> 
> ebs.jar

The EJB-JAR

> ebs.war

The web app WAR.

> ebs_0.2.ear

The J2EE application EAR.

> ebs-client.jar

The client JAR which any application would use to access your beans.

> Now where do these go in jBoss so that the ebs application is runnable?  

Put the .ear file in /deploy

> And
> how do I access it through a browser?

> http://myserver/???

http://myserver/ebs

I simply do "http://localhost:8080/ebs" on my setup.

> And how do I set this so that it is the root path (I am using Jetty)...

Not sure if you can. Applications are supposed to get their own context
(i.e. "http://somehost/myapp" where /myapp is mandatory). You can always
make an index.jsp that simply redirects to /myapp/index.jsp though.

/Rickard

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