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    There is actually no bug in the 1. Version you have to first create the EJB jar and the client jar etc as usual then you will have to select "File" "Deployment Settings" "Create New File" it will present a default file name, accept that or give an xml file name, your choice. Now go back to your application tree and you will see a node called "Sun's J2ee Reference Implementation"

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    There is actually no bug in the 1. Version you have to first create the EJB jar and the client jar etc as usual then you will have to select "File" "Deployment Settings" "Create New File" it will present a default file name, accept that or give an xml file name, your choice. Now go back to your application tree and you will see a node called "Sun's J2ee Reference Implementation"

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    Ejb Help

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    amudhanarun
    There is actually no bug in the 1. Version you have to first create the EJB jar and the client jar etc as usual then you will have to select "File" "Deployment Settings" "Create New File" it will present a default file name, accept that or give an xml file name, your choice. Now go back to your application tree and you will see a node called "Sun's J2ee Reference Implementation"

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    There is actually no bug in the 1.

    4 version
    You have to first create the EJB jar and the Client jar etc as usual then you will have to
    select
    {"File"|"Deployment Settings"|"Create New File"}

    it will present a default file name, accept that or give an xml file name of your choice.
    You have just created the deployment descriptor. Now go back to the application tree and
    you will see a node called "Sun's J2ee Reference Implementation". This node will appear
    under all your existing branches. Click on this node under your EJB branch. Now you can
    see the JNDI name tab. Enter the JNDI name here and in your client application

    It should work

    Joy

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