Hello all,
Can anyone tell me the proper way to deploy a EJB in weblogic. I finally
got a bean to deploy using the ejb deployment wizard, and I added the jar
file to the weblogic.propties files. But when I the sever I get the
following message in the log file
<W> <EJB Jar Loader, e:\WEBLOGIC\classes\com\pfizer\ci\ci.jar> EJB JAR
loading was expecting com/pfizer/ci/CIBeanHomeImpl_WLStub.class in JAR
e:\WEBLOGIC\classes\com\pfizer\ci\ci.jar...
<W> <EJB Jar Loader, e:\WEBLOGIC\classes\com\pfizer\ci\ci.jar> EJB JAR
loading was expecting com/pfizer/ci/CIBeanHomeImpl_ServiceStub.class in JAR
e:\WEBLOGIC\classes\com\pfizer\ci\ci.jar...
<W> <EJB Jar Loader, e:\WEBLOGIC\classes\com\pfizer\ci\ci.jar> EJB JAR
loading was expecting com/pfizer/ci/CIBeanHomeImpl_WLSkel.class in JAR
e:\WEBLOGIC\classes\com\pfizer\ci\ci.jar...
<W> <EJB Jar Loader, e:\WEBLOGIC\classes\com\pfizer\ci\ci.jar> EJB JAR
loading was expecting com/pfizer/ci/CIBeanEOImpl_WLStub.class in JAR
e:\WEBLOGIC\classes\com\pfizer\ci\ci.jar...
<W> <EJB Jar Loader, e:\WEBLOGIC\classes\com\pfizer\ci\ci.jar> EJB JAR
loading was expecting com/pfizer/ci/CIBeanEOImpl_WLSkel.class in JAR
e:\WEBLOGIC\classes\com\pfizer\ci\ci.jar...
<I> <EJB> EJB home interface: 'com.pfizer.ci.CIHome' deployed bound to the
JNDI name: 'ci.CIHome'
In side of the console the bean looks deployed, but under a wierd name ci_ci
and I can not access the bean in a jsp page.
My weblogic propties file looks like
weblogic.ejb.deploy= e:/WEBLOGIC/classes/com/pfizer/ci/ci.jar
I have added e:/WEBLOGIC/classes to my classpath.
Any help would be appreciated.
Daniel Jaffa
data.jsp
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="content-type"
content="text/html;charset=iso-8859-1">
<meta name="generator" content="Adobe GoLive 4">
<title>Welcome to Adobe GoLive 4</title>
</head>
<body>
<jsp:useBean id = "cart" class ="com.pfizer.ci.CIBean"
scope=session>
<jsp:setProperty name ="cart" property="UserName" value="ADMIN">
<jsp:setProperty name ="cart" property="UserPassword" value="ADMIN">
<jsp:getProperty name ="cart" property="UserType">
</useBean>
</body>
</html>
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