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deploying servlets,jsp's,ejbs in websphere(URGENT)...

 
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I have htmls,servlets,jsp's, ejb's.what are the ways for me to deploy these as a single application in websphere...if anyone could please describe in steps will be very useful since i'm beginer to this...also i need to do it in work place also...so ur help will be very useful...
Thanks in advance.....
 
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It depends on the tools you are using.
At least, you should be able to use the Assembluy tool delivered with WAs (AAT).
With this tool, you can "package" all your components in a WAR or an EAR file.
Take a look at AAT docs for further info, it's quite easy.
But maybe you are using a development tool allowing to deploy (thus package) applications.
For instance, JBuilder, PowerJ, WSAD have this kind of feature.
With AAT or your Dev tool, you obtain an EAR file you can import within Websphere (Install Enterprise application / specify the name of the archive... and that's all)
HTH
 
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