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J2EE deployment involving ejb-jar and war

 
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All,

I currently have an ear which contains an ejb-jar file and a war file. So far...so good. All is working fine. I have a local interface of a stateless ejb that i use in the war and access the apis in the ejb. So with no specific configuration...the ear/ejb classloader is accessible to the war and hence all works just fine. Now I would like to split out the war from the ear and place it outside the ear. How can I use this setup...whats the configuration i have to do? Is it app server specific? Also I guess in this case I am forced to have all the interfaces of the ejb packaged as part of the client which in this case is the war?

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Preetham,

Firstly why do you need to do this? What you are asking is possible, but might be difficult depending on the vendor (using remoting, global JNDI names, etc).

Regards,
Reza
 
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