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Summary...

Our visits to San Francisco and Redwood Shores has been quite productive. So far, we've been able to create a servlet and an EJB, test the servlet internally, and deploy the EJB externally to WebLogic.

Here's a quick summary of where we've been and what we did.

• San Francisco: Installed BEA Weblogic 6.1
• Redwood Shores: Installed Oracle 9i JDeveloper
• Serve a Billion: Created and tested a new Servlet with JDeveloper.
• Connected from JDeveloper to WebLogic
• Creating a new EJB
• Deployed the EJB to WebLogic
• Ran the EJB

Along the way, we tried out the following:

• Using the ubiquitous File | New to create objects
• We also played with the System Navigator window and used the "right click" menus from the Navigator.
• We used these to set up a workspace and a project - then create a sevlet, an EJB, a weblogic-ejb-jar.xml, an EJB deployment for WebLogic.
• We started up BEA WebLogic's example configuration and connected to it from JDeveloper
• We saw how to test a servlet in JDeveloper's internal Oracle 9i Application server.
• Then we tested the EJB - first using a simple console application, and then using a servlet from Tomcat.

That's about all the time I've got today. If you don't get all that working, let me know. Or even if you do.

Otherwise, I'm headed into town... Till next time, Hop on.

-- Rich Katz