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Removing beans To remove a view, 1 Make the view you want to remove the current view. 2 Right-click the EJB designer pane. 3 Choose Views|Delete View or click the Views button on the toolbar and choose Delete View. The view disappears. If the deleted view had beans on it, the beans will reappear on the default view. Finding beans If you have several views in an EJB module, it s possible to lose track of the location of a bean. To quickly find a particular bean, 1 Choose Search|Find EJB or Ctrl+F. A Find EJB dialog box appears. All the EJBs in the module are listed with the view they are in parentheses. 2 Select the EJB you are looking for from the EJB Names list or type the EJB name in the EJB Name field at the top of the dialog box. You may enter wildcard characters (* and ?) in the EJB name. 3 Click OK. The view that contains the EJB you are searching for becomes the current view, the specific EJB appears, and its inspector opens. Arranging beans You can choose to have the EJB designer rearrange your enterprise beans for you on a view: 1 Right-click the EJB designer pane. 2 Choose Views|Arrange EJBs or click the Views button on the toolbar and choose Arrange EJBs. The EJB designer attempts to rearrange the beans in a logical pattern. Removing beans To remove one or more EJBs from the EJB designer and to delete the corresponding source files in the project pane, 1 Select the bean representation in the EJB designer: To select a single bean, click it. To select multiple beans, Ctrl-click each bean you want to select or drag the mouse pointer around those you want to select. 2 Right-click one of the selected beans and choose Delete Selected EJBs, press the Delete key, or choose Delete Selected EJBs on the EJB designer toolbar. A dialog box appears explaining that the deletion will be permanent and asking you to confirm the deletion. By default, the Delete Source Files From Project check box is checked in the dialog box. If you just want to delete the bean deployment descriptors and leave the source files untouched, uncheck this option. You might find unchecking this option useful if you are sharing source code between modules or if you are simply removing beans for which the source code no longer exists. 32 Developing Applications with Enterprise JavaBeans
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