I have to agree with the financial transaction advice.
Should you need it for other things, the steps for integrating Tomcat
and OpenEJB are pretty simple:
1. Download and unpack Tomcat (any 5.5.x or 6.0.x)
2. Download the latest openejb.war file and place it into the
webapps/ directory
Go back and read my note to your previous post where I refer to CyberSource's Hosted Order Page (HOP) and credit card industry's PCI security requirements. For bed time reading, download the PDF of the PCI security requirements (the condensed version will suffice); they're breathtaking.
l...@w
ok.thanks .i will get an expert to help me in this.thank you guys for all the
help.
l...@work wrote:
>
> hi mark!
>
> thanks for the kind advice.for your information i am a simple java
> programmer with SCJP.and i lack knowledge in the integration and
> production part as i am not exposed to
I'd agree with Mark. If you make a mistake here you could cause all sort of
problems legally and financially for yourself.
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 9:42 AM, Mark Thomas wrote:
> l...@work wrote:
> > hi,
> > i want to integarte tomcat with open ejb.please guide me on the
> > installation step
hi mark!
thanks for the kind advice.for your information i am a simple java
programmer with SCJP.and i lack knowledge in the integration and production
part as i am not exposed to it.but i do have a will to learn and the will
to execute if given a chance.if you feel that my questions are too si
l...@work wrote:
> hi,
> i want to integarte tomcat with open ejb.please guide me on the
> installation steps and which version of EJB and version of tomcat is best
> combination.i want to use this for online money transactions.is this method
> of integarting tomcat with open ejb simpler than
