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ibm-web-bnd.xmi and ibm-web-ext.xmi files

 
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Hello all,
Please could somebody enlight me how the below files get created
ibm-web-bnd.xmi and ibm-web-ext.xmi
1> Do I need them to create manually ?
2> Does the Application assembly tool creates it during assembly process ?
3> Does the application server creates after the Web modulue is deployed?
Same with the files ibm-appl-bnd.xmi or ibm-appl-ect.xmi
ibm-ejb-bnd.xmi ibm-ejb-bnd.xmi
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Sudhir,
Definitely don't create them manually. They get created when you set information during the assembly process like security.
 
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Thank you Jeanne,
How to build with ANT when these (xxx-bnd & xxx-ext) files are generated by
the AAT or WASD tool
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Sudhir
 
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The bnd file can be generated at deployment time using install options. The ext file should be generated at devlopment time and then included in the build much like the standard deployment descriptor. You only need to generate them once and then you can include them in your ANT build.
 
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Sudhir,
I would do what Roland said for those files. You may also want to look into the Websphere extensions for Ant.
 
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Thank you Roland and Jeanne
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Sudhir
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