Deployment Descriptors Types

What is Deployment Descriptors? How many types of Deployment Descriptors are available? What are they?

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Rajendra kumar Netha

  • Sep 26th, 2005
 

according to war file

1.web.xml

2.ibm-web-bnd.xml

3.ibm-web-ext.xml

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Balanjaneyulu

  • Sep 28th, 2005
 

Deployment descriptor is an XML file that describes how to deploy a module or application by specifying configuration and container options. For example, an EJB deployment descriptor passes information to an EJB container about how to manage and control an enterprise bean

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Panneerselvam

  • Oct 18th, 2005
 

This file is web.xml

This is an xml file. It tells to the server about the application.

Each web appication contain one deployment descriptor

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Balasubramanian.A

  • Oct 18th, 2005
 

Deployment descriptors are used for the describing the application environment and is used for what are the options we are used in an j2ee application

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shuaib

  • Nov 11th, 2005
 

deployment descriptor is nothing but XML file.server will read the parameter which are define in XML file.It contain servlet name ,servelt class and mapping and initilaization parameter .

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Shiva

  • Nov 11th, 2005
 

deployment descriptors are used specify the information that is used to deploy the application on the server.

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manoranjan

  • Nov 15th, 2005
 

Deployment Descriptor is an xml file which contains information about runtime properties of the specific application.

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Senthilvasan M

  • Nov 26th, 2005
 

Deployment Descriptors is a Configuration File ( In XML).

This specifies the configuration for a EJB/Web Contaniner.

It is a sort of file that will be referred by the container,  when a specific request in made to the container.

The specifications made by Deployment Descriptor are;

1. Database Connections to be made

2. Location of EJBs

3. How to implement security &

4. Other important settings.

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John Peter

  • Jan 24th, 2006
 

There are two kinds of Deployment Descriptor in WebSphere

Web application deployment descriptor ,Portlet Deployment Descriptor.  

Portlets are packaged as WAR files with a Web application deployment descriptor (web.xml). This descriptor defines each portlet as a servlet within the Web application, including unique identifiers for each portlet, the portlet class, and initialization parameters.

The web.xml

defines the Web application being deployed. This section will detail the required elements of the web.xml when deploying a portlet application.

Portlet.xml

portlet.xml deployment descriptor

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chandra

  • Jul 11th, 2007
 

For example you devlope one session bean and entity bean. you know that is entity bean and session bean but your application does not about your bean functionality.Because throw deployment descriptor you tell to application server about your bean functionality.

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warmguy

  • Nov 13th, 2008
 

Deployement Descriptor describes how a web application or enterprise application to be deployed.
Pre-complie JSP should be done default.
There are 3 types.
JAR file= Collection of class files
WAR file =Collection of Class, JSP,XML files.
EAR file=Collection of JAR,WAR and EJBs.

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santha

  • Dec 8th, 2012
 

Deployment Manager is one type of profile available in WAS. What Deployment Manager is do exactly, It has an centralized control to manage all subsequent profiles( like Custom and application server) in the same place..what we have to do is, we need to federate available profile with deployment manager is important..

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Ragapriya Sukumaran

  • Feb 21st, 2013
 

Deployment descriptors are XML files which specifies the behavior of an application. The deployment descriptors are stored in /WEB-INF directory under root in the archive . The deployment descriptors for EJB, Application and Web module are as follows:
EAR - ejb-jar.xml
JAR - application.xml
WAR - web.xml

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