Why and when to perform this task
You can change EJB Jar files on application servers without having to stop the server and start it again. This file describes--Changing the ejb-jar.xml file of an EJB Jar file
Restart the application. Automatic reloading will not detect the change. Use the administrative console to restart the application. Or run the wsadmin stopApplication and startApplication commands.
Hot deployment | Not applicable |
Dynamic reloading | Yes |
Change the ibm-ejb-jar-ext.xmi or ibm-ejb-jar-bnd.xmi file of an EJB Jar file
Restart the application. Automatic reloading will not detect the change. Use the administrative console to restart the application. Or run the wsadmin stopApplication and startApplication commands.
Hot deployment | Not applicable |
Dynamic reloading | Yes |
Changing the Table.ddl file for an EJB Jar file
Rerun the DDL file on the user database server. Changing the Table.ddl file has no effect on the application server and is a change to the database table schema for the EJB files.
Hot deployment | Not applicable |
Dynamic reloading | Not applicable |
Changing the Map.mapxmi or Schema.dbxmi file for an EJB Jar file
Hot deployment | Not applicable |
Dynamic reloading | Yes |
Updating the implementation class for an EJB file or a dependent class of the implementation class for an EJB file
If automatic reloading is not enabled, restart the application of which the EJB file is a member. If the updated module is used by other modules in other applications, restart those applications as well. Use the administrative console to restart the application. Or run the wsadmin stopApplication and startApplication commands.
Hot deployment | Not applicable |
Dynamic reloading | Yes |
Updating the Home/Remote interface class for an EJB file
If automatic reloading is not enabled, restart the application of which the EJB file is a member. Use the administrative console to restart the application. Or run the wsadmin stopApplication and startApplication commands.
Hot deployment | Not applicable |
Dynamic reloading | Yes |
Adding a new EJB file to an existing EJB Jar file
If automatic reloading is not enabled, restart the application. Use the administrative console to restart the application. Or run the wsadmin stopApplication and startApplication commands.
Hot deployment | Yes |
Dynamic reloading | Yes |