2.Import EJB java files into Rational Application Developer V6.
3.Analyze and fix problems reported, replace or edit XDoclet tags with WRD
syntax as needed.
4.Build xPetstore EJB for WebSphere Application Server V6 using Rational
Application Developer V6 (all deployment descriptors will be generated by
WRD).
5.Deploy the application on WebSphere Application Server V6; identify and
solve any problem reported.
7.4.2 Configuring the initial environment
It is important to make sure that the application works properly in the source
environment before we try to migrate it to WebSphere. This section describes
how ...
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