196Migrating Applications from WebLogic, JBoss and Tomcat to WebSphere V6
5.You are now ready to import the source code into the project. Select the
xPetstore-EJB project, click File → Import → File system and click Next.
Select the files from the xPetstore EJB application as shown in the following
table and figure.
Table 7-1 Import source files from xPetstore EJB application
Note: To ease the identification of the source files to import, we included in
Table 7-1 the directory structure where you can find each file.
PropertyValue
From directory<source_home>\xpetstore-ejb\java
Files to be importedjava\xpetstore\domain\customer\ejb\CustomerEJB.java ...
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