You can look at the Java EE spec (Chapter EE.8 Application Assembly and
Deployment) to find information on portable packaging. An application
packaged in portable format should be able to deploy/run on different
application servers without changes (except for the vendor specific part
of the configuration).
- Hong
forums_at_java.net wrote:
> This was one of the first configurations I tested, with error message,
> hence
> without success!
>
> However, as I already made bad experiencies with configuration changes
> not
> cleaned up properly in glassfish, I tried this configuration again this
> morning. Cleaning up manually, what ever can be deleted within the
> domain1,
> and absolute miracle - it worked!
>
> So, I don't know why, but I'll live with that. Shortly I'll test the
> application on WebSphere 8, I'm curious to see what kind of suprises
> I'll get
> there! :))
>
> To be serious, I wonder where a clean comprehensive description of EAR
> configurations can be found. IDE assistency is nice as long it works, but
> when it does not, one is lost and does not know how to adapt the
> configuration manually.
>
> Tanks anyway
>
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