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ejb-jar.xml generate

 
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HI....I am looking details about generate following files...

ejb-jar.xml
ibm-ejb-jar-bnd.xmi
ibm-ejb-jar-ext-pme.xmi
ibm-ejb-jar-ext-pme51.xmi
ibm-ejb-jar-ext.xmi


Please telll me any one ..how to generate those files using ANT scripts....

What is extra application needed....

Please help with sample scripts for generate those files............


 
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Are these files for WebSphere? Does WebSphere come with any Ant tasks that can be used to generate these files?
 
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Kumar,
ejb-jar.xml is a standard file. You can create it my hand easily if you aren't using an IDE.

The other files are optional IBM specific files. You can create them through the admin console of WebSphere after you've deployed. At least the first time. After that, you have the files and can include them yourself. They are used for things like binding resources to the JNDI.

IBM does provide an Ant task, but I don't think it generates the files. (Where would it get the information.) Also, you have to be running on a box with WebSphere installed to run parts of the Ant tasks.
 
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so...there is no ANT task or option to generate those file?
 
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kumar hai wrote:so...there is no ANT task or option to generate those file?


What would it generate? Blank files are trivial. And to have contents, you need to provide the information. Which brings you to - where does that info come from.
 
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