If I use these tools at all, I use ejbmaker to get the Big 4 files: home,
remote, implementation, and deployment descriptor, then I compile them and
manually jar them up.
ejbassembler appears to be much happier with getting such a JAR, as opposed
to trying to set a classpath. I tried everything you did and I had no luck
either. Using a JAR is entirely reliable, on the other hand, and it
accomplishes what we want in the first place.
HTH. Arved Sandstrom
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jason von
Nieda
Sent: Friday, August 25, 2000 1:27 PM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: Classpath for ejbassembler?
Hi all.
I have seen this asked many times but never answered. How do I tell
ejbassembler.jar where to look for my bean classes? I have tried -cp,
-classpath and setting the classpath in the environment. I have also tried
running ejbassembler from my classes directory but every time I try to
add a bean it tells me it can't find the classes. Help?
