An EJB module is used to assemble enterprise beans into a single deployable unit. An EJB module contains one or more enterprise beans and a deployment descriptor.
To specify classes that are not in JAR files but are in the root of the EAR file, use a period and forward slash (./). Consider the following example directory structure in which the file myapp.ear contains an EJB module named myejb.jar. Additional classes reside in class1.jar and class2.zip. A class named xyz.class is not packaged in a JAR file but is in the root of the EAR file.
myapp.ear/myejb.jar myapp.ear/class1.jar myapp.ear/class2.zip myapp.ear/xyz.class
Specify class1.jar class2.zip ./ as the value of the Classpath setting. (Name only the directory for .class files.)
This property is an IBM extension to the standard J2EE deployment descriptor.
This property is an IBM extension to the standard J2EE deployment descriptor.