Visual Age Java and WebLogic

Hi there,
I am using Visual Age for Java and Weblogic for my EJB development. I want
to run my EJB application thru Visual Age Java. I have set up WebLogic
support for Visual Age for Java and configured everything else. What should
I do next to get running. any leads or pointers would be really appreciated.
Thanks,
Jatinder

Hi,
I'm not sure what you are asking but all you need to do once you have VAJ
configured to run WLS is to deploy your bean (put it in the weblogic.ejb.deploy
property in the weblogic.properties file) and run the weblogic server inside of
VAJ. Of course, you will need to run a client that uses the bean to be able to
step through the execution of a bean method...
Hope this helps,
Robert
IBM wrote:
Hi there,
I am using Visual Age for Java and Weblogic for my EJB development. I want
to run my EJB application thru Visual Age Java. I have set up WebLogic
support for Visual Age for Java and configured everything else. What should
I do next to get running. any leads or pointers would be really appreciated.
Thanks,
Jatinder

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