Re: Can I deploy ServletContextListener in a EAR project?

Generally speaking an EAR contains a WAR. If you change a .ear, .war

extension to .zip on Windows you can see what's in them.

An EAR is an enterprise archive, a WAR is a web archivce, and a JAR is

Java archive. An JAR cannot contain other JAR's, a WAR can contain

and an EAR can contain WAR's and/or JAR's.

Do you have the source for the EJB's? You could add your class to it

export it as an EAR.

Actually, you will have to add it to the existing EAR. The listener

have to be in the web.xml file. You can do it manually, but it's a

at least I have not found an easy way to do it once it's installed.

So, I guess here is the bottom line. Take the EAR EJB and import it

J2EE project on RDi (or WDSC), add your new class to the appropriate

in the Web project and export it as an EAR.

I hope this makes a little sense, I don't know that I amm explaining

very well.

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James R. Perkins


On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 10:13, Lim Hock-Chai
<Lim.Hock-Chai@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

I'm new to web stuff. So... pardon me if I ask silly question.

I've created a class that extends ServletContextListener and planed

use it run some EJB methods that needs to be executed during

startup. All our EJB are packaged into a EAR to deploy.
ServletContextListener is a web stuff and I'm assuming that it is
typically get deployed thru a WAR project. My question is that is

a way to deploy my ServletContextListener class in the existing EJB

project?

Thanks
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