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Here I am assuming that you can add a J2EE Module in NetBeans IDE. Suppose we have created a J2EE Enterprise Application that have two J2EE modules named JavaTipsSessionBean-EJbModule and JavaTipsSessionBean-WebModule. So in this step we will add a stateless session bean to the EJB module. Right click on SessionBean EJB-Module and select Session Bean.

You will see screen showing several options. Select stateless as we are going to make a stateless session bean. By “Create Interface” option local, remote or both interfaces can be generated. We Will only create remote interfaces. Click “Finish”.

Stateless EJB will be added in module as well Remote, Home interfaces. The Deployment descriptors will be generated automatically in IDE, So that packaging and deployment can be done easily.

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Calling a Stateful Session bean in NetBeans

Developement Of Enterprise Applications in NetBeans IDE

Calling A Session Bean Using A Web Module

Calling a Message Driven Bean in NetBeans

Adding Business Methods to an EJB in NetBeans

Creating JUnit Test Cases using NetBeans

Introduction

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