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| <h1>jst j2ee</h1> |
| <h2>Intoduction</h2> |
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| This test performs an overview of the functionality delivered by the j2ee component |
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| <h2>Steps</h2> |
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| Import EJB: Import customerEjb.jar |
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| You will see EJB module wizard |
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| If this is the first time you are creating a module and you dont have any |
| project created, create a project by clicking on the "New" button, or if you already have |
| a project and you want to create the EJB module in this project, choose one. |
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| Create the EJB module name "EJBModule", you will see that by default |
| "Add Module to an EAR application" is checked and the name is defaulted to |
| "EJBModuleEAR", this will create an EAR module in the same project as the EJB module |
| which in this case would be "TestProject". Also notice that "Create an EJb Client Jar module |
| to hold the client interfaces and classes" is also checked, this will create an EJB client module |
| named "EJBModuleClient" in the project named "EJBModuleClient" |
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| Verify that in the .wtpmodule file of the TestProject |
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| <li> The workbench module "EJBModule" exists</li> |
| <li> The workbench module "EJBModuleEAR" exists</li> |
| <li>The "EJBModuleClient" module is dependent module of the "EJBModule"</li> |
| <li>The "EJBModule" and the "EJBModuleClient" are the dependent modules of the |
| "EJBModuleEAR"</li> |
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| Verify that in the .wtpmodule file of the EJBModuleClient |
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| <li> The workbench module "EJBModuleClient" exists</li> |
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| Verify that in the EJBModule deployment descriptor there is an entry EJBModuleClient.jar |
| in the <ejb-client-jar> |
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| Verify that in the EJBModuleEAR deployment descriptor there is an entry EJBModule.jar |
| in the <module> section |
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| Build the modules, you will notice .deployables folder created in the projects. |
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| Verify that you see following |
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