Portlet Factory, Version 6.1.2

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Setting up your EJB environment

Refer to this information when setting up your EJB environment.

Before using the EJB builder, copy the EJB client jar into project root/WEB-INF/work/classes (or directory defined by property bowstreet.dynamic.class.load.path in bowstreet.properties if not /work/classes) and into project root/WEB-INF/lib. This copy operation will make the EJB classes available to both IBM® WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer and the WebSphere Portlet Factory servlet. (In a non-development environment, when it is not necessary to have the EJB classes available for WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer, it is only necessary to put the jar into project root/WEB-INF/lib.)

It is also necessary to put the JNDI client classes into the WebSphere Portlet Factory class path if the application server hosting the EJBs and the application server hosting WebSphere Portlet Factory are running in different JVMs. For example, if the WebSphere Portlet Factory is hosted on one application server and the EJBs are running on a second application server, you will need to put the second application server's JNDI client JAR file into project root/WEB-INF/lib.

Parent topic: EJB Call builder

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