Creating a Session Ejb in NetBeans IDE

2 April 2007

Here I am assuming that you can add a J2EE Module in NetBeans IDE. Suppose we have created a J2EE Enterprise Application that have two J2EE modules named JavaTipsSessionBean-EJbModule and JavaTipsSessionBean-WebModule. So in this step we will add a stateless session bean to the EJB module. Right click on SessionBean EJB-Module and select Session Bean.

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You will see screen showing several options. Select stateless as we are going to make a stateless session bean. By “Create Interface” option local, remote or both interfaces can be generated. We Will only create remote interfaces. Click “Finish”.
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Stateless EJB will be added in module as well Remote, Home interfaces. The Deployment descriptors will be generated automatically in IDE, So that packaging and deployment can be done easily.

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