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deploying Oracle EJB on Weblogic

 
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Hi,
Does anybody have experience with developing EJBs using Oracle JDeveloper and deploying them on WL server ?? I'd like to use some EJBs developed originally on JDeveloper for Oracle app. server on our WL server. The JDeveloper enables deploying to the WL server, but I can't manage it. I think that the first thing
I have to have is a connection from JDeveloper to a WLS. I'm not able to set it. I hope that if I had this connection, the Jdev. would be able to generate not only ejb-jar.xml, but also
weblogic-ejb-jar.xml (resp. weblogic-cmp-rdbms-jar.xml) and this way I'd have all the neccessary files for deploying the EJB on WLS. Am I right ??
any idea ???
thanx
josef vavra
 
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Hi josef vavra,
We have a forum dedicated specially for Weblogic. If you post your queries there you may get an appropriate response.

 
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Hi josef,
I'm going to move this to the "Weblogic" forum for you to see if you can get a better responce there.
Best Regards,
Matt
 
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