1. Need to transfer ear file from unix server to local machine using java stackoverflow.comI am trying to transfer ear file from Unix server to local machine. But I am not able to get the ear . I am using : |
2. How to install ear in local web sphere (automatically) stackoverflow.comI am looking for automatic Ear deployment for WAS6 application. Is there any default scripts provided by WAS6? If Yes, Please provide me script names and please explain me, how to ... |
3. Create a file in Windows machine from an ear running in Unix Server coderanch.comHi friends, I am trying to create a file in the client's machine (which runs in Windows) from an ear which is hosted in Websphere in a Unix machine. My code snippet is as follows: try { System.out.println("into largerLabel method"); MXSession mxsession = MXSession.getSession(); String s = sessionContext.getRequest().getRemoteAddr(); String s1 = "\\\\" + s + "\\EasyLabel\\" + "item.txt"; System.out.println("remoteFile:" + s1); ... |
4. Putting unix utility visible version info into ear, war, jar files? forums.oracle.comThere may be another possibility, but I'm unable to find any reference though: In my early Java days, I used to work on a system where there was a Unix utility (called something like +"ident"+) that was able to extract version and description info stuffed in a .so file (under which "standard" or proprietary format was the info stored, I don't ... |
5. Unix vs Windows EAR issue forums.oracle.comHi, I have this weird issue with my ear file. I have an consisting of a product.war, a product.jar and productejb.jar, a customizedcode.jar and some included third party utility jars. productejb.jar only contains deployment descriptors (in my case the standard j2ee ones, weblogic specific and a manifest file.) In product.jar there is a sort of controller that delegates requests to a ... |