THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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After extracting the zip file, a session directory will be created. From now on, this directory will be referred as <session_home>. In that directory open the project.properties file. Edit the maven.jboss.home property to match your JBoss environment.
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maven.ejb.includes=com/ibm/demo/entity/**, com/ibm/demo/session/** maven.ejb.excludes=com/ibm/demo/client/** maven.ejb.src=dd maven.jboss.home=<jboss_home> maven.geronimo.home=<geronimo_home> |
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This sample application requires some jars provided by Geronimo, if you do not have Geronimo installed refer to The Geronimo environment section for installation guidance |
From a command prompt or shell go to the <bmp_home> directory and run the following command:
maven
This will compile the source files and package the EJB jar file. You can see the results in the <session_home>/target directory. The following list shows the dependency jars needed in building and running the Session Bean sample application.
- geronimo-spec-ejb-2.1-rc4.jar - the EJB spec; needed for compiling source.
- openejb-core-2.0-G1M5.jar - needed by Geronimo during runtime.
- geronimo-spec-j2ee-1.4-rc4.jar - needed by Geronimo during runtime.
- geronimo-security-1.0-M5.jar - needed by Geronimo during runtime.
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Note that JBoss doesn't need the last three jars to run the application. |
Deploy the sample application
To deploy the Session Bean sample application you just built with Maven, copy the session-ejb-SNAPSHOT.jar file from the <session_home>/target directory to the following directory:
<jboss_home>\server\<your_server_name>\deploy
If JBoss is already started, it will automatically deploy and start the applications; otherwise, the applications will be deployed and started at the next startup.
Test the sample application
The Geronimo environment
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