JSP + AppModule to OAS

Hello.
I have created a JSP Application Project and and Application Module that I run on JDeveloper's built-in JVM. I have a connection to an Oracle 7.3.4 database nearby. Now I wish to deploy both the Application Module and the JSP project to the OAS I have setup on my computer.
How do I do this?
I've used some pre-built Oracle Web Beans and I've created some myself that calls methods on the AppModule. I use code similar to the one below to call my method.
rs = getRowSet();
ViewObject vo = rs.getViewObject();
TimePackage.TimeViewImpl theView = (TimePackage.TimeViewImpl) vo;
this.time = theView.getTime();
Question is if this will work after deployment and will the pre-built web beans work?
When you create the JSP Application Project, you can only choose wether the AppModule is deployed as a stored procedure on Oracle 8i or not. But I want it on my OAS... ;)
Please help...
/Janne
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There are two parts to the deployment of a BC4J JSP Web App: the deployment of the BC4J application module, and the deployment of the JSP Web Application client.
With OAS, you can deploy your Bc4J application module as an EJB Session Bean, or you can deploy it locally. Both methods are documented in the online help system. Local mode is the easiest way to go. For an EJB Session Bean, only OAS 4.0.8.2 is supported with JDev 3.1.
Before you deploy your BC4J JSP web application, make sure that the ConnectMode setting in your applicationmodule.properties file is set to match the deployment method you chose for your BC4J app module. This setting in this file determines how the JSP app talks to the BC4J app module.
So, if you will deploy your BC4J app module locally to the web server, then you want:
ConnectMode=Local
If you decide to deploy your BC4J app module as an EJB session Bean to OAS, then you want:
ConnectMode=EJB
If you want to deploy in local mode, just create a simple archive for your BC4J project that contains all the .class, and .xml files, the .jpx file and connection.properties.
For your JSP web app, follow the instructions in the online help. When you put everything on the webserver, make sure the path to the BC4J project .jar file and all of the supporting archives is in the classpath for the webserver.
The JSP files, cascading style sheets, and images should be in your webserver doc root.

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