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runclient  client app.ear  name Section2Client textauth

The default username and password for the reference implementation clients is

guest

and

guest123

respectively. The session client output would look like the following:

C:\cmp cmr\section2\final>runclient  client app.ear  name Section2Client  textauth

Initiating login ...

Username = null

Enter Username:guest

Enter Password:guest123

Binding name: java:comp/env/ejb/UserManagement 

class type com.rickhightower.auth._UserManagementHome_Stub

Login =true

Unbinding name: java:comp/env/ejb/UserManagement 

Details on Ant build script

For completeness, the Ant build script is included below. If you have not interest in this

topic, you can safely skip this panel and go on with the rest of the tutorial without

skipping a beat.

Note from the Author

I found it quite necessary to create an Ant build script as I wanted to incrementally add

complexity to the application. At first, I tried to to use just the

deploytool

. But I found

after each change that I had to repeat a 50 step process to redeploy the application. I

also figured that after each step the reader would have to repeat the same 50 step

process. Thus I created an Ant build script to automate the task of building the example

into an

.ear

file. The key to make this work was to put the files that the

deploytool

created back into the META INF directories of the various subcomponents. Note 50

steps may seem like a slight exaggeration, and maybe it is, but even 12 steps executed

in order is very time consuming and error prone.

Read the description elements of the Ant build script to get an idea of what it is doing.

Since the Ant build script is in simple XML and you already get the gist of what it is

doing the build script is somewhat easy to follow.

Listing 9: The Ant build script

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