We have not test RUNA WFE with other J2EE servers. Actually there are no obstacles to run it with any other one.
The only thing you have to do is to add your application server specific ejb/web descriptors generation into build system (ejbdoclet and webdoclet).
Thank you.
Maxim
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af.build.xml and wf.build.xml generate.ejb task
you can turn this task to generate descriptor
for your target application server.
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My question is how to do with above instruction.
Thanks.
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If you use another version of EAServer, please correct version attribute above (note, you must have EAServer version 4.1 or above)
After that, recompile and redeploy RUNAWFE in you application server (I do not know there you must put deployed jars in EAServer, please consult app server documentation). Make sure you have installed all required libs as well (see list of required libs in RUNAWFE manual)
That's all.
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How to deploy RUNA WFE to other J2EE application server i.e. EAServer(SYBASE application server)?
Is it must need EJB Wrapper?
Thanks.
yoyo
We have not test RUNA WFE with other J2EE servers. Actually there are no obstacles to run it with any other one.
The only thing you have to do is to add your application server specific ejb/web descriptors generation into build system (ejbdoclet and webdoclet).
Thank you.
Maxim
Hello Maxim,
Could you give me some tips how to finish ejb/web descriptors?
Thanks in advance.
yoyo
Hi,
af.build.xml and wf.build.xml generate.ejb task
you can turn this task to generate descriptor
for your target application server.
Regards,
Vitaliy
Hello Vitaliy,
I am sorry I can't understand what you mean for my poor ejb knowledge. Could you give me more help in detail?
Thanks in advance.
Hi
Can you describe what sort of problem you want to solve?
Regards,
Vitaliy
Hello Vitaliy,
>>
af.build.xml and wf.build.xml generate.ejb task
you can turn this task to generate descriptor
for your target application server.
<<
My question is how to do with above instruction.
Thanks.
Ok, you have to add in af.build.xml (after 109 line)
<easerver version="4.1" packageName="af" destDir="${src.generated.ejb-descriptors.dir}" validateXML="true" />
and in wf.build.xml (after 110 line)
<easerver version="4.1" packageName="wf" destDir="${src.generated.ejb-descriptors.dir}" validateXML="true" />
If you use another version of EAServer, please correct version attribute above (note, you must have EAServer version 4.1 or above)
After that, recompile and redeploy RUNAWFE in you application server (I do not know there you must put deployed jars in EAServer, please consult app server documentation). Make sure you have installed all required libs as well (see list of required libs in RUNAWFE manual)
That's all.
Hello Maxim Gordienko,
It seems you are familiar with EAServer. Have you ever deployed RUNAWFE to EAServer succesfully? Maybe we can share your experience.
Thanks
Hello,
After deploying to EAServer, what is the component type of RUNAWFE?
EJB?
JAVA CORBA?
If have other alternative way to deploy to EAServer, let me know.
Thanks very much.
Hello!
We plan to extend supported server list in future versions.
As for your question, the component type is 'EJB'.
Thank you
-Maxim