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How to deploy/undeploy EJBs application through HOT Deployment on websphere 6.1?

 
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Log on to Admin Console.

Go to

Enterprise Applications > Your_Applications > EJB Modules

use Remove to uninstalling the EJB module.
use Update to update the existing module.

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thanks for reply Anant but I think it is not HOT deployment

I want to know that any directory name where i keep my war/jar/ear file then whenever websphare serever is started then automatic war/jar/ear file will deploy on websphare from sepecific directory.

For example in tomcat - webapps dir we keep our war/jar file it will automatic deploy on server as like i am seraching any directory name in Websphare from where war/jar/ear file will deploy.
 
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read WAS docs about rapid deployment.

In few words, it creates a single monitored directory that listens for fully composed EAR files or application module such as WAR, EJB JAR files, or standalone resource adapter archive (RAR) files.

If you place EAR files inside this monitored directory, the EAR file is automatically deployed to the server. If you delete the EAR file from the monitored directory, that application is uninstalled from the server. If you place WAR or EJB jar files in the monitored directory, the rapid deployment tool generates the necessary EAR wrapper and then publishes that EAR file on the server. For RAR files, a wrapper is not created; the standalone RAR files are published to the server.
 
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