Re: J2EE Packaging options

Message

We deployed a system similarly whereby there was a common dependency between war and ejb.

We took this common functionality out(set of jars) and placed them into a directory

\common in the root of the ear.

That way the war and ejb can add references to the common jars in root of ear. Have a look at the mf files for war and ejb, the dependencies will be specd in the classpaths.

Regards,

Raj Chanian

-----Original Message-----
From: Ashutosh Bhardwaj [mailto:Ashutosh_Bhardwaj@KEANEINDIA.COM]
Sent: 01 March 2004 13:37
To: J2EE-INTEREST@JAVA.SUN.COM
Subject: J2EE Packaging options

Hi!!,
I am using websphere 5.0.2 with wsad5.1.I have created a j2ee project in wsad with one ejb project and one web project.The

Ejb project needs to refers lot of files which actually exist in web project.These files include loggers,common dao components etc. Is their any way that I can refer to files in war from an ejb jar.

Regards,
ashutosh
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Re: J2EE Packaging options

Chanian, Raj

2004-03-01