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Create Stateless Session Bean for Weblogic

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    debutant
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    Hi Everyone,
    I am trying for a week now to develop a stateless session EJB and package it to be deployed on Weblogic 8.1 server.
    The creation is ok, but I do not know how to create the build.xml file for my ejb and how to package the ejb for deployment.

    I know there is a tutorial for the stateless session ejb but its laking alot of information like for example the creation of the build.xml.

    Can anyone please point me to a complete tutorial or even written document on how to develop and package stateless EJB for weblogic.

    Thanks

    #221952 Reply

    Greg
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    Have you taken a look at the MyElcipse tutorial for EJB development? EJB Development Quickstart. It shows you how to develop and deploy a stateless session bean. It has a section specific to jboss but changing that section to work with weblogic should be straight forward. You just need to add a weblogic subtask to <ejbdoclet> instead of a jboss as the tutorial shows.

    #224721 Reply

    Hi,

    I am also new to the the ME xdoclet gen for EJB’s. I am trying to configure my sample project as in the trader example.. I added the weblogic subtask instead of the jboss one. From here I am kinda lost as to what to do next.

    Greg above said it should be straightforward… Please forgive my ignorance 🙂 Short of begging, Could you provide a little more detail please…

    I thought I could glean what properties to set and the associated values but when I went to the xdoclet documentation it states:

    “This task can generate deployment descriptors for WLS 6.0, 6.1 and 7.0. ”

    Would 8.1 be supported? Any additional details would be a godsend.

    Thank you for your help and patience…

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