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Hello everybody,
I have a test client ie testClient.jsp created in WSAD.
I also have a EJB project created in WSAD that has the business methods.The testclient.jsp calls the EJB methods.I have a server configured in WSAD for testing it locally.
I have made changes to the business methods in the EJB Project.When I run the test client, I am not able to see the changes that I have made.
1)What should I do to see the changes locally when I run the server.
2)How do I create the EJB.jar(new) inside WSAD and deploy it to the server(localhost:9080).
3)Should I deploy the ejb.jar everytime I make chages to the business methods or is there any other way of doing it?
This is very very urgent!Can somebody help me???/
Many Thanks in Advance,
Prabha
 
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Prabha,
If it is an existing EJB project and you just made changes to the methods, you need to rebuild the ejb project and then republish the ear. If it is a new EJB project or bean, you need to restart the server.
 
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Prabha ,
You should always do a rebuild and deploy if you make in changes to Bean implemntation class . And if you want to deploy the application on to the server instead of deploying it on to the local server with WSAD , then please create a server configuration having Remote Test Envionment .
I hope this helps .
Thanks ,
Nikhil
 
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