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Remote access to EJB, what jars on client side ?

Former Member
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Hi together !

Assumed I would like to access an EJB remotely, what jars do I need on client side (non J2EE client, J2SE Client e.g. Swing client).

Coming from a different App.-Server (JBoss) I know that there are dedicated jars the client has to have on his classpath.

Thankxx in advance

Matthias

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guru_subramanianb
Active Contributor
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Hi,

check this tutorial It will serve you purpose.

http://www.tusc.com.au/tutorial/html/chap3.html

Rdgs,

G

Former Member
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Cheers Guru but with JBoss I know quite well which jars to use (aka include) on client side (jbossall-client.jar) but what about SAP Web AS 6.40 ??? Is it just try, find, include or is there a list of jars ??

Regards

Matthias

Former Member
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Hi Matthias,

not a 100% sure, but I think all JARs that reside under the \usr\sap\<SID>\JC<nr>\j2ee\j2eeclient directory should be in the client's classpath.

Hope that helps!

Former Member
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Hi Ivaylo,

looks a bit to much but I've made it this way.

Thankxx

Matthias

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Answers (1)

guru_subramanianb
Active Contributor
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Hi Matthias,

I think for SAP WAS there are no specific jars files in EJB but the files which is situated under

\usr\sap\<Sys ID>\JC00\J2EE\J2EEclient directory should be in the client's classpath.

ie "lib" folder of ur project.

SvetoManolov
Employee
Employee
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Hi,

most of the archives in the mentioned directory contain the J2EE APIs from SUN, which anyway the client should have in its classpath.

The following jars should be enough

sapj2eeclient.jar

logging.jar

exception.jar

sapxmltoolkit.jar

Regards,

Svetoslav

Former Member
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Yes, these are the ones (aside of sapxmltoolkit.jar).

Cheers

Matthias