Use this page to manage the EJB modules deployed in a specific application.
To view this administrative console page, click Applications > Enterprise Applications > applicationName > EJB modules. Click the check boxes to select one or more of the EJB modules in your collection.
Removes a module from the deployed application. The module is deleted from the application in the WebSphere Application Server configuration repository and also from all the nodes where the application is installed and running (or expected to run). If the application is running on a node when the module file is deleted from the node as a result of configuration synchronization then the application is stopped, the module file is deleted from the node's file system, and then the application is restarted.
Opens a wizard that helps you update module in an application. If a module has the same URI as a module already existing in the application, the new module replaces the existing module. If the new module does not exist in the application, it is added to the deployed application. If the application is running on a node when the module file is updated on the node as a result of configuration synchronization then the application is stopped, the module file is updated on the node's file system, and then the application is restarted. If the application is running on a node when the module file is added as a result of configuration synchronization then the newly added module is started without stopping and restarting the running application.
Deletes a file from a module of a deployed application. The file is also deleted from all the nodes where the module is installed after configuration is synchronized with nodes. If the application is running on a node when the module file is updated on the node as a result of configuration synchronization then the application is stopped, the module file is updated on the node's file system, and then the application is restarted.
When resolved relative to the application URL, this specifies the location of the module's archive contents on a file system. The URI matches the <ejb> or <web> tag in the <module> tag of the application deployment descriptor. There are three buttons on this panel.
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Deploying EJB modules