Deploying EJBs Built on SQLJ Files

If you have an EJB that is built on a SQLJ file, you must add two libraries to the EJB JAR deployment profile. JDeveloper auto-generates the EJB deployment descriptors, ejb-jar.xml or orion-ejb-jar.xml (OC4J deployments), when an EJB is created in JDeveloper.

To add SQLJ libraries to the deployment profile:

Create a deployment profile for EJB modules (EJB JAR).
In the Navigator, right-click your existing <ejb_name>.deploy profile icon and choose Settings from the context menu.
The EJB JAR Deployment Profile Settings panel appears. Configure the settings for each page as appropriate:
1. General Page
2. JAR Options Page
3. Files Page
4. Dependency Analyzer Page: If you want to repackage the contents of other libraries in your output JAR file, select the appropriate checkboxes. Also, select the appropriate radio button corresponding to how the libraries will be used.
5. (Advanced) Filters Page: In the right pane, choose 1) Before Dependency Analysis and click Add.
6. Add Dependency Analyzer Filter: in the Type dropdown list, choose Include Package Tree.
7. Click Browse and navigate to your project's package.
8. Select the common.* libraries and click OK.
9. Similarly, add the server.* packages from your project.
10. (Optional) Profile Dependencies: if the deployment profile depends on J2EE modules from another deployment profile.
11. (Optional) If you want to pass command line parameters to any of the supported target connection types, click the appropriate node: Standalone OC4J, iAS Remote DCM, iAS Local DCM, or WebLogic.
Click OK when you are done.
The <ejb_name>.deploy profile is updated with these changes.
To deploy the J2EE EJB module, see Deploying EJB JARs.
(Optional) If you want to edit either the <ejb_name>.deploy profile or the corresponding deployment descriptors, ejb-jar.xml or orion-ejb-jar.xml right-click its icon in the Navigator and choose Settings.

Notes:

If you require further assistance for any field on any page, click Help.
The EJB Container in OC4J provides full support for EJB 2.0.or more information about EJB 2.0, you can download the specifications from:
http://www.javasoft.com/products/ejb/docs.html
Make sure that the EJB deployment descriptors are located inside the EJB JAR META-INF/ejb-jar.xml.