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Hi , I am working on RAD7.5 with Websphere server 6. I would like create a EJB webservice .
Can some one pls let me know the steps.
I am new to this. pls letme know how to set up the Project in Rad7.5 for creating EJB Webservice.
pls explain in detail.
Thank you very much in Advance.
Can some one pls let me know the steps.
I am new to this. pls letme know how to set up the Project in Rad7.5 for creating EJB Webservice.
pls explain in detail.
Thank you very much in Advance.
I don't think Websphere server 6 supports EJB 3 hence you may have to use RAD based development which simply wraps the EJB with axis web service engine. WAS 6 or WAS 6.1 has EJB 3 fix pack which is also supported by RAD 7.5 you can also try using it.
Simplest thing you can do is first create a simple stateless bean and then right click in on the bean you will find a "web services" option, also find "generate web service" which provides you with a wizard to publish the web service.
Simplest thing you can do is first create a simple stateless bean and then right click in on the bean you will find a "web services" option, also find "generate web service" which provides you with a wizard to publish the web service.
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Hi ,Thank you very much for your replys. I appriciate that . I am now using RAD7.5 and Websphere server 7 . I have got a code which is in EJB2.0 ,So i am able to do that in Rad7.5.
Can you pls let me know how to set up the project and do it .I am very new to RAD7.5 and EJB.
Thanks in Adv
Can you pls let me know how to set up the project and do it .I am very new to RAD7.5 and EJB.
Thanks in Adv
if you are using web sphere 7 better go for ejb 3.0 web service, very easy to develop and simple to maintain. check this http://www.webagesolutions.com/knowledgebase/waskb/waskb032/index.html for creating stateless and then all you need to do is add @webservice annotation for it to act as a webservice
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