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Creating the J2EE Application
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You cannot deploy an enterprise bean directly into an J2EE server.
Instead, you add the bean to a J2EE application,
which you then deploy. In this section, you will create a new J2EE application
called ConverterApp and store it in the file named ConverterApp.ear , So we will
Start J2EE Server and then Deploytool
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C:\>j2ee -verbose
C:\>deploytool
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Creating a NEW J2EE Application
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1) Click on File -> New -> Application
2) Browse for the Folder C:\myejb
3) Type in myApp.ear which is a New Application
4) Display name will be myApp
5) Higlight myApp Click on New -> Enterprise Bean from the Menu Bar then Next
6) Click on Radio Button Create a New JAR File in Application
7) Click on Edit Button and Select myHome.class, myRemote.class, myEJB.class from C:\myejb Directroy
8) Click Add and then OK -> Next
9) Click on Session Bean -> Stateless
10) Enterprise Bean Class : Select myEJB
11) Enterprise EJB Name : Type in myEJB
12) In the Remote Home Interface Dialog Box Select Remote Home Interface : myHome
13) Remote Interface : myRemote -> Click Finish
12) Once the Pop up closes After Finish , u will see lots of Entries inside the Deploytool
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Creating a NEW J2EE Application
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14) Highlight myApp, in the JNDI Name Type in myJNDI , This name we will use
for lookup .
15) From the Tools Menu Choose Deploy
16) Check on Return Client jar whose name will be myAppClient.jar
17) Click Next -> Observe JNDI name it must match ur Entry , Click Finish
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NEXT >> Building the Client
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