After you have installed
a version 3.X EJB as a JAR archive, a WAR archive, or an exploded
directory, it is displayed in the Administration Console Deployments
table, where you can access and configure it.
To configure an EJB:
If you have not already done so, in the Change Center of the Administration Console, click Lock & Edit (see Use the Change Center).
In the left
pane of the Administration Console, select
Deployments. A table that lists the deployments
currently installed on WebLogic Server appears in the right pane. The
Type column specifies whether a deployment is an Enterprise
application, a Web application, or an EJB.
In Deployments table in the right pane, click the name of
the EJB you want to configure.
Select the Overview tab to view general configuration
information about the EJB, such as its name, path to the source of the
application, and deployment plan. You can also edit some of the
information on this page, such as deployment order and deployment
principal. Click Save to save any changes.
Select the Deployment Plan tab to view and change tuning
parameters and resource dependencies for the EJB. Click Save to
save any changes.
Select the Configuration > Instrumentation tab to
enable instrumentation and to define diagnostic monitors for the EJB.
Click Save to save the configuration changes.
Select the Security > Application Scope > Roles tab
to view and change security role information for the standalone EJB
application. Click the Application Scope > Policies tab to
view and security policy information for the standalone EJB
application. Click Save to save any changes.
Select the Security > Module Scope > Roles tab to
view and change security role information for the EJB module. Click
the Module Scope > Policies tab to view and security policy
information for the EJB module. Click Save to save any
changes.
Select the Targets tab to view and change the server
instances and clusters to which the EJB is deployed. Click Save
to save any changes.
Select the Control tab to start, restart, or stop the EJB
module.
Select the Testing tab to use a test point, if one has
been defined for your EJB module, to verify that the EJB has been
successfully deployed.
Select the Monitoring tab to display statistics for the
session, entity, or message-driven beans, workload constraints and
request classes, and Web service clients that have been configured for
your EJB.
Select the Notes tab to view and enter optional notes
about your EJB. Click Save to save any changes.
To activate these changes, in the Change Center of the Administration Console, click Activate Changes. Not all changes take effect immediately—some require a restart (see Use the Change Center).
