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ejb jar portability

 
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I read in HFEJB that ejbs are portable across application servers. But when I create an ejb jar to deploy on weblogic, I need to include a weblogic specific DD also in the jar. Only the ejb-jar.xml is portable. The jar needs to packaged for each application server with specific DDs. Then how can we say that EJBs allow "Write once deploy anywhere"?

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When you need to change from, for example, weblogic.xml to jboss.xml you are not rewriting/recompiling your bean/ejb-jar.xml. You are adjusting the settings of the bean to match your specific platform.
 
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