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EJB3 DEployment descriptor

 
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How to deploy EJB 3 Statlessbean on the Jboss Server.........
 
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Hi

You create a ear jar and you explode it in your jboss/server/default/deploy/YourApplication.

If you use eclipse then you can let the eclipse to do the deploy for you. Netbeans can also deploy (but I don't know if it supports JBoss).
See the http://www.jboss.org/community/wiki/ExplodedDeployment

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Mihai
 
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Another possibility is to package your EJB in a JAR file and copy the JAR file to the server/xxx/deploy directory.
 
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I suppose that you are using Eclipse:

1. Create an EJB3 project
2. Write an ANT file that will compile your EJB classes and deploy them to JBoss




for the persistence.xml file you should provide something like this:




finally you need a Data Source to connect to the Database, you could find most Database data sources under the directories of JBoss for JBoss 5 its under you will find them under the directory <JBoss>/docs/examples/jca

choose the appropriate data source for you database and modify it.

 
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I doubt Stateless bean need persistence.xml
 
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Hi, Sahdev

You are right you can build an ear (and deploy it) without to have a persistence.xml, but this will be atypical.
An classical enterprise application has 4 layers and one is the persistence layer (and this one requires the persistence.xml). I can not imagine a real situation when you build a enterprise application only with stateless beans.

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Yes you are both right you don't need persistence.xml if your EJB jar will contain only session beans, its needed only if you want to use JPA. but I supposed that since its EJB3 it would need JPA sooner or later.
 
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