4. Add the following property in case some entity beans are not recognized

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Sample persistence.xml file

jdbc/db2

5.0 Code Level Change(Specific to dBill Only)
1. Write Local and Remote Interface of all the session beans.
2. Declare these variable in Macros.java.
public static final String provider_url_local_prefix = “ejblocal:”;
public static final String provider_url_remote_prefix = “”;
public static final String provider_url_local_suffix = “”; public static final String provider_url_remote_suffix = “”;
3. Change the lookup code as:
hbsmSmSmscSession=(HbsmSmSmscSessionLocal)initial.lookup(Macros.provider_url_local_prefix+ “HbsmSmSmscSession” + Macros.provider_url_local_suffix);
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4. Change all @id from declaration level to method level and comment setter and getter of @EmbeddedId in virtual table mapping classes.
@Id
String pkgPlan;
To
@Id
@Column(name=”PACKAGE_PLAN”)
public String getPkgPlan() {
return pkgPlan;
}
public void setPkgPlan(String pkgPlan) {
this.pkgPlan = pkgPlan;
}
/*HbsmDbillPricePointPk hbsmDbillPricePointPk=null;
@EmbeddedId
public HbsmDbillPricePointPk getHbsmDbillPricePointPk() {
return hbsmDbillPricePointPk;
}
public void setHbsmDbillPricePointPk(HbsmDbillPricePointPk hbsmDbillPricePointPk) {
this.hbsmDbillPricePointPk = hbsmDbillPricePointPk;
}*/
5. Change all Timestamp in entity beans to Date and accordingly in files where it is
Used.
java.sql.Timestamp modifiedOn;
@Column(name=”MODIFIED_ON”) public java.sql. Timestamp getModifiedOn() {
return modifiedOn;
}
public void setModifiedOn(java.sql. Timestamp modifiedOn) {
this.modifiedOn = modifiedOn;
}
To
java.sql.Date modifiedOn;
@Column(name=”MODIFIED_ON”) public java.sql.Date getModifiedOn() {
return modifiedOn;
}
public void setModifiedOn(java.sql.Date modifiedOn) {
this.modifiedOn = modifiedOn;
}
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6. Specify the positions of variable in queries in createstatement.
query = “SELECT OPERATION, COUNT(*) totalCount FROM HBSM_SM_SUBSCRIPTION_HIST WHERE SERVICE_NODE = ?1 ” +
” AND OPERATION in (‘SN’, ‘SR’, ‘RR’, ‘RN’, ‘GR’, ‘YR’) AND REQUEST_TIME >= ?2 and REQUEST_TIME Application Types-> WebSphere enterprise applications.
2. Click on install and browse the ear.
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3. Click next and without changing anything again click next.
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4. One can change the application name here . Click next . Select war checkbox.
5. Click next again click next. Select the checkbox of war.
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6. Click next. Verify all details.
7. Click finish and then save.
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6.2 Setting up Shared libraries for the project
1. Goto Environment-> Shared libraries.
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2. Click on create new give Name, Classpath(Fully qualified name of each jar file).
3. Click ok and save.
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6.2.1 Linking the library to Application
1. Goto Applications-> Application Types-> WebSphere enterprise applications and click on the project to which the libraries need to be linked.
2. Select Shared libraries references and select the module to which the shared library need to be referenced.
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3. Click Reference shared library. Select the library and click forward arrow button.
4. Click OK. Similarly do the same for other module if it is needed. And click ok and save.
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6.3 Binding Enterprise Bean with business interface to JNDI names
1. Goto Applications-> Application Types-> WebSphere enterprise applications and click on the project in which the libraries need to be inserted and click Bind EJB Business .
2. Enter the desired JNDI name with ejblocal: prefixed for local interface and same name without any prefix for remote interface.For eg.
TrfDialTariffDaySession ocs_jar.jar,META-INF/ejb-jar.xml ocs.ejbs.TrfDialTariffDaySession. TrfDialTariffDaySessionLocal
Enter JNDI name as
ejblocal: TrfDialTariffDaySession
And for
TrfDialTariffDaySession ocs_jar.jar,META-INF/ejb-jar.xml ocs.ejbs.TrfDialTariffDaySession. TrfDialTariffDaySessionRemote
Enter JNDI name as
TrfDialTariffDaySession
3. Now the application is ready to run on the WAS and DB2.
4. To run the application Goto Applications-> Application Types-> WebSphere enterprise applications Select the application and click start it will start the application and to stop click stop.
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Appendix
 Log path
/usr/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/AppSrv01/logs/server1/
SystemOut.log : Application success logs.
SystemErr.log : Application Error logs.
stopServer.log : Log of the server when it stop.
startServer.log : Log of the server startup.
 Abbreviations
WAS : WebSphere Application Server.
 Application Installation Directory
/usr/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/AppSrv01/installedApps/
 For more information refer the following links

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