sanjeev wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Can any one help me? I have two simple questions.
>
> 1) .By default in which port the JNDI naming service is
> listening in
> WebLogic. How we can change that port no.
> 2) We have a deploy tool by our own. How I can deploy my
> application using
> that proprietry deployment tool without using Weblogic's deploy tool?.
> What are all
> the configuration setting we need to change?
>
> Waiting for your valuable answers, Its is very urgent.
> Thanx in advance.
> Sanjeev.
>
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Hi,
This reply is for your EJB deployment. Weblogic has a '/weblogic/examples/ejb'
directory. There are several examples of ejbs and each one has a 'build.sh' file.
Modify that file to add the names for your JAR files and class files. Run
'build.sh' . Then, look for the string 'weblogic.ejb.deploy' in your
'weblogic.properties' file and uncomment it and your JAR file path to it. Restart
the weblogic server and that should deploy your ejb's at startup. Also, Weblogic
has a Developer's guide which explains this whole procedure in the EJB section.
-Sushma
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