Using WebLogic As a Persistence Provider

To use WebLogic, you must first create a project that specifies WebLogic as the persistence provider. For more information, see Generating Deployment Descriptors for WebLogic.

When using native (OC4J) persistence, the deployment descriptor is written to a single file. When using WebLogic, the information is sent to two files:

weblogic-ejb-jar.xml - this file contains generic descriptor information.
weblogic-cmp-rdbms-jar.xml - this file contains information about CMP entity beans only.

You can deploy remotely to WebLogic without further modification.

You can also generate a sample Java client for testing purposes. If you are developing a WebLogic application (you chose WebLogic as the persistence provider) then a WebLogic client is generated by default. For more information, see Running and Testing EJB Applications.