Deploying multiple apps on one instance of wls 8.1

We currently have have one huge application (one ear file) running on one instance
of wls 8.1. We plan to break this up in 3 different application (3 different ear
files). We are using split
development directory structure of weblogic 8.1. Out problem is, we have some
ejbs and some war files (like servlets anf jsps) which are common across all the
applications. How do we manage this ? Do we make a different application for this
common component ?
Thanks in advance.
Yogesh

Out of curiousity, why are you splitting up the ear?
How do you intend to package the common ejbs/webapps across the 3 ear files?
If you're going to copy the common files into each application, then i
would probably have a separate build.xml that builds the common pieces.
The other apps can just copy these common pieces into their build
directory. If the common pieces aren't changing very frequently, then
this is pretty nice.
-- Rob
Yogesh Ranjan wrote:
We currently have have one huge application (one ear file) running on one instance
of wls 8.1. We plan to break this up in 3 different application (3 different ear
files). We are using split
development directory structure of weblogic 8.1. Out problem is, we have some
ejbs and some war files (like servlets anf jsps) which are common across all the
applications. How do we manage this ? Do we make a different application for this
common component ?
Thanks in advance.
Yogesh

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