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To install OpenEJB, simply download the latest release and unpack your zip or tar.gz into the directory where you want OpenEJB to live.
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Linux users can download the tar.gz and unpack it with the following command:
tar xzvf openejb-3.0.
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CongradulationsCongratulations, you've installed OpenEJB.
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If you
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If you've unpacked OpenEJB into the directory C:\openejb-3.0.0, for example, than then this directory is your OPENEJB_HOME directory. The OPENEJB_HOME directory is refered referred to in various parts of the documentation, so it's good to remeber remember where it is.
Using OpenEJB
Now all you need to do is move to the bin directory in OPENEJB_HOME directory, the directory where OpenEJB was unpacked, and type:
openejb
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For Windows users, that looks like this:
C:\
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openejb-3.0.0> bin\openejb
For UNIX/Linux/Mac OS X users, that looks like this:
user@host openejb-3.0.0# ./bin/openejb
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You really only need to know two commands to use OpenEJB, deploy and start. Both are completely documented and have examples.
For help information and command options, try this:
openejb deploy --help
openejb start --help
For examples on using the start command and options, try this:
openejb deploy start -examples
openejb start -examples
That's it!
If you don't have any EJBs or clients to run, try the ubiquitous Hello World example.
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