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Chapter 13Building J2EE modules

This chapter presents specific information about packaging J2EE modules in JBuilder.

It explains about setting module build properties, including the use of custom filters and

file types. It also provides a few common build scenarios and tips for improving build

performance.

J2EE modules

You can create J2EE modules in JBuilder using the wizards available in the object

gallery (File|New). JBuilder recognizes the following types of J2EE modules:

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Web — A Web module contains all the compiled source files, resources, and

deployment descriptors needed to deploy a web application. You can create web

modules using JBuilder’s web wizards and tools. Once you compile the web

module, a WAR file is created. For complete information about web modules, see

Developing Web Applications.

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EJB — An EJB module contains all the compiled source files, resources, and

deployment descriptors needed to deploy one or more enterprise beans. You can

create enterprise beans using JBuilder’s EJB wizards and tools. Once you compile

the EJB module, a JAR file is created. For complete information about creating EJB

modules and enterprise beans, see “Creating session beans with the EJB designer”,

“Creating beans with the Enterprise JavaBean 1.x wizard”, “Creating entity beans

with the EJB designer”, and “Creating EJB 1.x entity beans from an existing

database table.” All these chapters are in the Developing Applications with

Enterprise JavaBeans book.

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Application client — An application client module contains all the resources and

deployment descriptors for a client application that references one or more

enterprise beans. Create the module using the File|New|Enterprise|Application

Client Module wizard. Compiling an application client module creates a JAR file. For

more specific information about creating application client modules and editing the

deployment descriptors, see “Creating an application client module” in the

“Developing enterprise bean clients” chapter of Developing Applications with

Enterprise JavaBeans.

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Connector — A connector module contains the resource adapter and deployment

descriptors that connect the selected application server with an existing enterprise

information system. Create a connector module using the File|New|Enterprise|

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