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JBUILDER5 and WebSphere Integrated development
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1. Use instructions ...
1.1. Using JBuilder to develop EJBS, you must ensure that the BAS45 or IAS41 are installed, and the specific installation process is seen in the use of JBuilder development ejb/servlet/jsp. ...
1.2. If you are having problems releasing the EJB, if you can resolve it, join the solution in troubleshooting. Add your changes to the history of change.
2. Installation of WebSphere3.5 ...
2.1. Open the WebSphere installation files all directories, click Setup to start the installation, ...
2.2. Select Quick installation at WebSphere installation. As pictured ...
2.3. To install WebSphere in the destination directory, this article is to install WebSphere in D:\WebSphere\AppServer.
2.4. Install WebSphere patches, download the latest patches for WebSphere at IBM, install! ...
3. WebSphere Integration with JBuilder ...
3.1. The first step is to run JBuilder. ...
3.2. The second step is to set up application Server. ...
3.3. The third step is to set the engineering properties. ...
4. Develop and publish EJBs in the IDE.
4.1. For development, please see the article "Develop ejb/servlet/jsp with JBuilder", with detailed explanation ...
4.2. How to publish to WebSphere. ...
4.3. Publish to Native server ...
4.4. Publish to other servers ...
5. Troubleshooting.
5.1.1. Java.io.FileNotFoundException:/websphere/appserver/bin/admin.config.
6. Appendix ...
6.1. JBuilder How to publish EJBs to WebSphere.
7. Change history ...
1. Instructions for use
1.1. Using JBuilder to develop EJBS, you must ensure that the BAS45 or IAS41 are installed, and the specific installation process is seen in the use of JBuilder development ejb/servlet/jsp.
1.2. If you are having problems releasing the EJB, if you can resolve it, join the solution in troubleshooting. Add your changes to the history of change.
2. Installation of WebSphere3.5
2.1. Open the WebSphere installation file all directories, click Setup to start Installation,
2.2. Select Quick installation at WebSphere installation. As shown in figure
Note: If you use the Full installation installation method, you will need to install the DB2 database on your computer, which consumes a lot of system resources.
2.3. To install WebSphere in the destination directory, this article is to install WebSphere in D:\WebSphere\AppServer.
Note: Do not install in a directory with spaces, which will cause WebSphere and jbuilder to be unable to find the file when integration occurs.
2.4. Install WebSphere patches, download the latest patches for WebSphere at IBM, install!
3. WebSphere Integration with JBuilder
3.1. The first step is to run JBuilder.
Open menu, select Start | program | Borland jbuilder5| JBuilder, start the IDE for JBuilder.
3.2. The second step is to set up application Server.
Select Tools | Enterprise Setup to activate the application Server page. Set the path to the WebSphere installation and the IBM JDK, DB2 the installation directory can be empty.
After setting, click OK. Prompt for reboot after JBuilder. Please close JBuilder and then reopen it.
3.3. The third step is to set the engineering properties.
Select Project | Project Properties, select WebSphere, Dot ok!
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4. Developing and publishing EJBs in the IDE
4.1. For development, please see the article "Develop ejb/servlet/jsp with JBuilder", detailed description
4.2. How to publish to WebSphere.
4.3. Publish to Native server
After EJB compilation, you can post the integrated environment directly to the server, point Tools | EJB deployment, set up various parameters in the pop-up dialog box. Click OK, you can publish.
4.4. Publish to other servers
JBUILDER5 integration with WebSphere does not take into account publishing to other WebSphere servers, but there are ways to use JBuilder to publish EJBS directly to other servers.
1. Right-click the EJB group node you want to publish, select the "Properties ..." menu
2. Select Deployment page in the Properties dialog box
3. Add the parameters you need to the text box in primary node, for example
"<primary node value>-nameservicehost Charlie-nameservicehost 172.18.16.112-nameserviceport 9000
If you have any questions, please refer to the following email, Borland provide a solution, and also recommend reference to WebSphere reference manual.
