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A bit too confused for the Client Side Scene

 
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Dear All,
Hey,
I am getting a bit confused in deployment of an EJB in Weblogic server. I am well aware that a few deployment descriptors are required to make it all successfull. But I am not clear about what should be the correct sequence of steps in compiling java classes, making web.xml and ejb-jar.xml descriptors, making weblogic specific descriptors, making application descriptors and finally the application-client.xml descriptor. I am very very unclear about the client side scene(both application/console and web based).
Can somebody chalk out a plan/steps/sequence according to which I should assemble my application?

Thanks & Bye,
Tualha Khan
 
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any help here!!!
Thanks & Bye,
Tualha Khan
 
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It doesn't really matter what you create first as long as:
when you package the ejbs you already have the descriptors for ejbs.
when you package the war you already have the descriptors for the webapp.
when you package the ear you already have the descriptors for the application.
Also you might want to check out ant. I would recommend creating a build script that makes an ear from source code. This way you only go through the process once.
Hope this helps
SteveC
 
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