1.  Created an environment file in the config directory called websphere.env
    modeled after the file default.env.
2.  Updated websphere.env with location information for websphere, ports and
    hostnames for the deployment.
3.  Started the Application Assembly Toolkit (ASTK, a GUI utility for deployment)
    and opened the ear file created by the ant script.
4.  Went through the EJB Modules in sequence and applied the following changes
    to each bean in the jar (where appropriate):
 - Binding Information (JNDI) for the bean and EJB References
 - Updated EJB Resource References
 - Set transaction isolation levels to REAPEATABLE_READ
 - Deployed the application (option in ASTK) which created a top-down map.
5.  Saved the ear.
6.  For each jar in the ear the file META-INF/Schema/Schema.dbxmi was manually
    edited to apply meet in the middle mapping to schemas supplied in the
    SPECjAppServer2004 kit.
7. Repackaged the ear with the updated jars.
8. Started ASTK once again and opened the specjappserver2004 ear file.
9. Re-deployed the ears to generate appropriate code that incorporated meet in
    the middle mapping.
10. Saved the ear, installed it and began testing.