Editing entity bean descriptors (Cedant web hosting) EJB Reference page Each
Editing entity bean descriptors EJB Reference page Each EJB reference describes the interface requirements that the referencing enterprise bean has for the referenced bean. You can define references between beans within the same JAR file or from an external enterprise bean (one that is outside the JAR file but in the same application), such as a session bean to an entity bean. For each EJB reference you want to add to your bean, right-click the EJB References node for the bean in the structure pane and choose Add. An EJB Reference page contains these fields: Name: The name of the EJB reference. Link: The bean the reference is referencing. Type: The expected type of the referenced bean. Home Interface: The expected Java type of the referenced bean s home interface. For an EJB 2.0 component, this field refers to the remote home interface. Remote Interface: The expected Java type of the referenced bean s remote interface. Description: An optional description of the EJB reference. EJB Local Reference page Each EJB local reference describes the interface requirements that the referencing enterprise bean has for the local referenced bean. Use the EJB Local Reference page to define EJB local references only. To specify a reference to a remote bean, use the EJB Reference page instead. 124 Developing Applications with Enterprise JavaBeans
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