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Why does Weblogic server consisting of APP-INF folder in its ear structure
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Ravi Kiran Va
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Joined: Apr 18, 2009
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Hi ,
Could anybody please let me know why did Weblogic introduced an extra folder rather than following the standard ear architecture that is
My query is why did weblogic introduced APP-INF folder for ear structure ??
As per web it says that
APP-INF/lib : shared jar files can be placed here.
Thanks in advance .
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Ed Ward
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It's not just Weblogic, some other vendors do it as well. Though I do not believe it is a standard. As to why, likely a design decision chosen from several possibilites. You as a developer have the same option. Use it for shared libs or put your shared libs some other place. Make your decisions based on what makes sense for a given problem and project.
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A Harry
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as a matter of interest, if you place a shared JAR (say abc.jar) in the EAR APP-INF\lib directory and you want an EJB to use it, would you have to include the lib folder in the manifest file? i.e. should the manifest entry be lib/abc.jar or just abc.jar ?
can't find anything anywhere that says to or not
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