Hi, To get started, I followed the procedure in http://www.openejb.org/hello-world.html and it works good.
I have the following statment in the servlet which I use to test the bean import org.acme.*; and this package is in the jar which contains the bean myHelloEjb.jar. To compile the servlet, I have to include this jar file in the classpath. This is fine when servlet and the ejb are in the same machine ... but how would I do this is the ejb is in a different machine ? (I'd guess there is probably a client stub which contains the func defns ... not sure how to create it ?) >From the documentation I have read, in tomcat 5, the <context> xml snippets have been moved to seperate xml files under Tomcat5\conf\Catalina\localhost. I think the documentation (http://www.openejb.org/tomcat-ejbrefs.html) still says <context> tags in server.xml. What would I handle the path and the docbase ? - Cheers, Aravind On Fri, 9 Jul 2004, Jacek Laskowski wrote: > aravind elango wrote: > > Hello group, > > > > Just about today I managed to get my 'Hello World' EJB to run locally on > > Tomcat/OpenEjb. > > Great! Any issues/obstacles you faced we could get rid of in OpenEJB 1.0 > release? > > > I am using Tomcat 5 and all the references I could find in the > > www.openejb.org are for tomcat 4. I am new to both openejb and ejb. > > Could someone point me to references for using openejb with tomcat 5 ? > > The latest changes I made to OpenEJB-Tomcat integration were tested > against Jakarta Tomcat 5.0.25, thus all the information you can find at > OpenEJB website will surely work in Tomcat 4 and 5. > > > I am planning to put EJB using openEJB on a remote machine and have > > jsp/servlets running on Tomcat 5 use them. I'd appreciate any help which > > might help me. > > Go ahead and test the configuration! Should you face any issues report > them right away over here. > > > Aravind. > > Pozdrawiam, > Jacek >
