Chapter 13. Packaging EJB 3 applications
This chapter covers
- The Java EE module system
- Class loading in EE applications
- Packaging EJBs and MDBx
- Packaging JPA
- Packaging CDI
In the previous chapters you learned how to build a business logic tier with session and message-driven beans, and you used entities to support the persistence tier. But now that you have all this code, what do you do with it?
This chapter begins with a discussion of application packaging and deployment—the fundamentals needed to get your Enterprise application running. We’ll explore how the various modules (JAR, EJB-JAR, WAR, CDI, and EAR) of an EE application fit together and interact when deployed to the EE server. We’ll discuss how EE applications are configured both ...
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