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We generate this as a part of the EJB build
process and later, during XFire export, we include this client jar too along
with the war file as the XFire run time requires the business interface,
home, and remote stubs of EJB, and other similar helper classes during
service invocation.
The build.xml is shown as follows:












Running the Sample
Running the sample involves multiple steps that are listed as follows:
Deploying the EJB: To deploy the EJB, we have to follow general EJB
deployment steps as specified in Weblogic documentation.
First, change directory to the EJB samples directory as shown here:
cd ch05\04_XFireExportAndBindEjb\ejb
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Now set the environment variables for the build console as per the Weblogic
documentation and then use the ant script provided along with the Weblogic
server bundle.


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