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Setup EJB 3 MDB Project On Eclipse

Guide to Setup EJB 3 Message Driven Bean(MDB) on Oracle Weblogic 11gR1(10.3) using Eclipse.

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Setup EJB 3 MDB Project On Eclipse

Guide to Setup EJB 3 Message Driven Bean(MDB) on Oracle Weblogic 11gR1(10.3) using Eclipse.

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Setup EJB 3 Message Driven

Bean(MDB) on Oracle Weblogic


11gR1(10.3) using Eclipse
Create a new EAR project which will hold the MDB EJB
EAR version 1.4 indicates that J2EE 5.0 Server Tools are currently not installed. If installed,
EAR version 5.0 would be available. J2EE 5.0 Server Tools are required for this presentation
To install J2EE 5.0 Server Tools, create a new Server Environment
Click on “Download Additional Server Adapters”
Choose Oracle Weblogic Server Tools and click Next
Accept and click Finish
Choose Oracle Weblogic Server 11gR1 and click Next
Give a name to the Server Environment and click Finish
Go back to Create EAR Project Wizard and create a new project
Give a name to the Project. Choose the Runtime as created in the previous step. Choose
EAR version 5.0. Leave the rest as defaults.
Make sure Generate Deployment Descriptor is checked
EAR project is created with the circled contents.
To create an MDB, create a new EJB Project
Give a name to the EJB project. Make sure the project is added to EAR created previously.
Leave everything to defaults and click Finish
Add Message Driven Bean to the EJB project just created
Enter Java Package, Class name and the JNDI of the destination, Queue in this example.
Leave everything to defaults and click Finish
MDB gets created with the above contents
Deploy the EAR bundled along with EJB and Run on Server
Choose a Weblogic Server and click Next
Give a name to Server and leave everything as default and click Next
Click Next
Click Next
Click Finish. EAR Project would be running on Server
To make sure that the MDB is
deployed properly, create a
MessageGenerator class that
adds a message to the queue.
Running the class from Eclipse typically results in the above Exception
For the class to run from Eclipse, make sure that you remove “WebLogic System Libraries”
Add weblogic.jar to the MessageGenerator “Run Configurations…”
THANK YOU

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