Editing module-wide nodes 6 Double-click *(*) or *.* to display this page: 7 From the drop-down EJB Name list, select a bean that contains the method you are defining a method permission for. 8 In the Interface field, use the drop-down list to select Home, Remote, LocalHome, or Local to indicate which interface you are working with. Your selection in this field determines which methods are available to you in the Name field. 9 In the Name field, use the drop-down list to select the name of the method the selected security roles can call. 10 If there is a method with the same name in the bean as another but with a different method signature, use the drop-down list to select the parameters of the method to identify the correct method. 11 As a final step, enter a description of this method permission. This step is optional. Adding container transactions Enterprise beans that use container-managed transactions must have the transaction policies set by the container. The EJB Module DD editor enables you to set container- managed transaction policies and then associate these policies with methods in the enterprise bean s remote home, local home, remote, and local interfaces. Chapter 13: Editing EJB deployment descriptors 137
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