Part One: Building Your First EJBs

In part one of the tutorial you will create the first set of Enterprise JavaBeans. You will start WebLogic Workshop and WebLogic Server, create a new application and EJB project, import an entity bean that represents band objects, and develop the session bean Music. Finally, you will run various page flow applications to test the EJBs.

Steps in Part One

Step 1: Begin the EJB Tutorial

In this step you set up your application, create an EJB Project, and start WebLogic Server.

Step 2: Import an EJB from a JAR

In this step you import an entity bean.

Step 3: Create a Session Bean

In this step you create a stateless session bean that references the entity bean.

Step 4: Run a Web Application

In this step you will test the EJBs by running a client application. Two client applications are presented that differ in the way they locate and reference the session bean, but are otherwise identical.