14.12. Deployment and classpaths
Now that we have seen how to deploy combinations of servlets and EJBs, we can consider a more complex deployment. Our intention is to explore the WebSphere classpaths using some concrete examples. We want to consider some special cases, each of which demonstrates a feature of the classpaths. The cases we will consider are:
Suppose that a servlet wishes to access an EJB running in the same application server. What classpath specifications are needed?
Suppose a servlet running in a different application server wants to access that same EJB. How does it access the classes it needs?
Suppose two EJBs, produced by two different development groups wish, as part of their implementation, to reference a common class. Where ...
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