/bin/run - to start AS
Then simply drop your .war archive into /server/default/deploy
directory.
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hello alesj and j2ee_junkie
according to the great help provided by both of you,
i did manage almost 90% of my problems
i connected from stand alone tomcat to Jboss on port 1099 and i listed all the
objects bind by jboss
then i downloaded netbeans 5.5 J2EE preview and created a sample ejb module
Thank you for the reply
i am now reading J2EE Tutorial
has not reached till chapter 24 , but now
understanding the way to proceed
thank you for the help :)
Sony George
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What are you now: sony or soony.
Start with simpler apps.
Don't do remote stuff until you don't even master simple local stuff.
Be a Swing man or a Servlet dude for a year.
Or as we both told you, read, read and read.
Don't ask such stupid / general questions.
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sony,
You really should read some documentation on Java's Enterprise Edition API
usage, not just how to solve this one issue. I suggest starting at
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/doc/index.html. Specifically to
answer your last question, look at chapter 24 (Creating the applicatio
"alesj" wrote : >> that connect from tomcat to jboss
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how to look up remote app server
i dont know how to connect (:
please help
Soony
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That's a simple JNDI lookup to remote app server.
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hello
thank you for your reply
i got JBoss application server guide
from
http://docs.jboss.org/jbossas/jboss4guide/r4/html/
anf going through it.
can you give , any example or link to example application
that connect from tomcat to jboss
so that i can start my work as early
:)
son
1. JBoss application server guide
2. EJB specification (2.1 or not yet final 3.0 (jsr220))
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hello
thank you for your reply
i did as per your instruction and http of jboss didn't work
:) i am happy
no the next problem
how to connect from another tomcat on another mech. to jboss ??? using EJB ??
please some info
when i try to search google "jboss + tomcat" +EJB then i am getting info
o
Looks like you don't have a clue about it.
That's all what EJB's are all about.
For what to do if you don't need TC in JBossAS? Simply remove TC.sar
directory/file from deploy.
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