How Do I Deploy an EJB?
After an EJB is packaged, it can be deployed in an appropriate J2EE server. This is done using tools supplied by the J2EE Server vendor. Often these will be Java GUI applications, but command-line tools and Web interfaces are also used by some vendors. The typical process is to define the target J2EE server, identify the EAR file to be deployed, supply user credentials (typically administrative username and password) and away you go.
Remember that J2EE defines a separate role for the application Deployer. It may be that, for particular installations the databases or other resource names need to be changed to match the local environment. When configuring the application, the Deployer may need to alter the EJB or enterprise ...
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