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Creating EJB exports using the assembly editor

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You can create an EJB export within an assembly diagram using IBM® Integration Designer's assembly editor.

About this task

To create an EJB export using the palette in the assembly editor, choose from the following options:

Procedure

  1. Select the Inbound Exports drawer from the palette of the assembly editor.
  2. Drag the Enterprise JavaBeans from the list of available inbound exports to the canvas of the assembly editor.
  3. The New Enterprise JavaBeans Export Service window opens. From this window, select an interface from the drop-down list for the binding to be based on and click Next.
  4. From this window, decide whether to create an EJB client JAR module containing the client interfaces and classes that will be generated for use in a Java™ platform application. Click New to create a new module, or select an existing one from the drop-down list. If you decide not to create an EJB client JAR module at this time, you can create it later from the EJB export binding menu (right-click the EJB export and select Generate EJB Client Interface).
  5. Using the check boxes, indicate if the interfaces in the EJB client JAR module will be remote or local EJB 3.0 interfaces or remote EJB 2.1 interfaces.
  6. Click Finish to create the EJB export.

What to do next

An EJB export is created and shown in an assembly diagram in the assembly editor. You can select the EJB export and change the properties as required from the Properties tab.