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Introducing EJB modules Creating an EJB module node for an existing archive outside your project You can create an EJB module node for an existing EJB archive (JAR) that is outside your current project. Although you will be able to view the contents of the archive using the EJB Module DD editor, you won t be able to edit it. The module node will be read only. You also won t be able to build it, but you will be able to deploy it. To create an EJB module node for an EJB JAR outside your project, 1 Select the Create EJB Module For An Existing Directory Or Archive. 2 Use the ellipsis ( ) button to browse to the location of the existing archive. 3 Click Next to go to the next page: 4 Specify the name you want to use as the name of the EJB module for the Name field. The default name will be the name of the archive with the extension as a separate word at the end, such as MyEJBModule JAR. 5 Choose Finish. The new EJB module appears in the project pane. Double-click the EJB module node in the project pane to display the EJB designer. For example, if you chose to create an empty EJB module for a project named EJB2_Project and you specified NewEJBModule as the name of the JBuilder UI would look like this: Creating an EJB module from existing deployment descriptors There is another way to create an EJB module for existing beans without using the EJB Module wizard. If you already have existing EJB deployment descriptors for enterprise beans you created previously, you can also create a new EJB module for those beans Chapter 4: Working with the EJB designer 21
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