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Editing entity bean descriptors For each EJB local reference you want to add to your bean, right-click the EJB Local References node for the bean in the structure pane and choose Add. An EJB Local 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. Local Home Interface: The expected Java type of the referenced bean s local home interface. Local Interface: The expected Java type of the referenced bean s local interface. Description: An optional description of the EJB reference. Environment Entry page Environment Entry pages allow you to customize the bean s business logic when the bean is assembled or deployed, without the need to access or change the bean s source code directly. Each enterprise bean defines its own set of environment entries. All instances of an enterprise bean share the same environment entries. Enterprise bean instances aren t allowed to modify the bean s environment at runtime. For each environment entry you want to add to your bean s descriptors, right-click the Environment Entries node for the bean in the structure pane and choose Add. Chapter 13: Editing EJB deployment descriptors 125
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