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How i can deploy my web application(bonus eaxample at sun tutorial) and run it in websphere?
can i copy the jars imade using j2eesdk deploy tool?
 
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Run the JAR files you have from Sun through WebSphere's Application Assembly tool. That will add the additional WebSphere configuration files necessary to deploy them.
Then use WebSphere'a Admin console to deploy the application into your application server.
Before doing this, I would run through the deployment example in the WebSphere infocenter, though, to understand what you are doing. Also be careful, if the Sun tutorial you are using is for J2EE 1.4 it WILL NOT work on WebSphere since WebSphere currently supports J2EE 1.3.
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Hi kyle...i also have the same problem but i find that in websphere3.5 there is no AAT(Assembly tool)provided.Then how can we make jars?
it seems quite critical to deploy and run a web application having ejbs.
[ October 27, 2003: Message edited by: David Mathew ]
 
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There was a similar but differently named tool in WAS 3.5. I think (but don't quote me -- I don't have my references here) that it was named jetace.
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