Migration to RED HAT

hi all,
i am making a j2ee application using sun studio 5 as IDE.which uses inbuilt sun app server .
now i want to move this application to Red Hat appl server.
what problem will i face.
do i ve to make the changes in the web.xml and ejb-jar.xml which the sun studio genrates.
pls help me out.
lokesh

You mean using Sun App Server on Red Hat, right?
No need to change those two files.
You may want to run your app thru the AVK to check how
portable your app is (even across multiple App Servers):
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/avk/ (free)
-Alexis

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