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Re: How to make a ear file?

Sanjeev K.R

2005-07-19

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use ant script to perform this task...
add the below mentioned task under a ant target and execute.
<war destfile="${name}.war"   webxml="${src.dir}/config/web.xml"> 
  <fileset dir="${build.dir}">
  <include name="**/*.*"/>    
  </fileset>
 </war>
likewise you can also create a ear file
for further information
http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html
 
-Sanjeev

Tim Wood <timwood0@PACBELL.NET> wrote:
At 08:20 PM 07/18/05, Edward King wrote:
>I have some files in following directory:
>I know I can use follows commands to make a jar file:
>jar cvf ejbs.jar *.jsp /WEB-INF/*.*
>
>But I don't know how to make a war file and how to make a ear file? Which command I can use?

I've been using J2EE SDK's Deploytool for 2 yrs., so I still don't know. :) You just configure your application in the GUI (Web app., J2EE bean types, etc.) and it builds the .ear for you. It's still tricky to get the settings right, but at least you don't have to hand-code the XML. And it sometimes fails to insert the updated .jar into the .ear, so you think you're running new code when you're not. This is in SDK Developer Release 1.4b44, so maybe it's fixed. Still worth the trouble.
HTH,
TW

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