Where do I deploy common EJB helper and utility classes

Hi,
I have a number of EJBs that each use a common set interfaces, exceptions and Value beans. If I deploy using the iasdeploy command line, then I must package up all these common classes within each of the EJB modules - leading to a lot of duplicate code.
Is there a smarter a way of packaged the common classes so that I can include them in the .EAR file but only in one module.
Note: I would prefer to only argument the IAS classpath with 3rd party classes that rarely change and not these common classes e.g. Jlog
cheers
Daniel

Hi,
Try to put all the EJB's in a single package and import the package. I
can think of this solution right now, will keep posting for updates.
Regards
Raj
Daniel Westerdale wrote:
Hi,
I have a number of EJBs that each use a common set interfaces,
exceptions and Value beans. If I deploy using the iasdeploy command
line, then I must package up all these common classes within each of
the EJB modules - leading to a lot of duplicate code.
Is there a smarter a way of packaged the common classes so that I can
include them in the .EAR file but only in one module.
Note: I would prefer to only argument the IAS classpath with 3rd party
classes that rarely change and not these common classes e.g. Jlog
cheers
Daniel
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