B.5. deployejb
You use deployejb to load Enterprise JavaBeans into an Oracle database. It is invoked from the command line using the following syntax:
deployejb -user user_name -password password -service iiop_URL -descriptor descriptor_file -temp temp_directory JAR_file [option_list] iiop_URL := sess_iiop://host_name:port:sid
The syntax elements are as follows:
user_name
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The username that you want deployejb to use when connecting to the database.
password
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The password that goes along with the username that you supply.
iiop_URL
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The URL for the Internet Inter-Orb Protocol (IIOP). The IIOP service is used to communicate with the database when loading EJBs. You can get this URL from your DBA, and it has the following components:
host_name
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The name of the machine on which the database is running; for example, localhost.
port
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The port number for the IIOP listener. 2481 is the default IIOP listener port created when the Oracle database software is installed.
sid
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The database SID; for example, ORCL.
descriptor_file
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The file containing the EJB deployment descriptor.
temp_directory
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A temporary directory used to hold intermediate files that deployejb creates when loading EJBs.
JAR_file
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A JAR file containing the Java class files for the EJB.
option_list
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A list of options separated by space characters. Table B-5 contains the list of options that you can use.
Option | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
-addclasspath dir_list | Specifies a ... |
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