The EJB 1.1 JAR file format does not specify JNDI names for deployed EJB components. Consequently, EJB 1.1 components imported into EAServer use the default JNDI name of package/component, where package is the EAServer package name and matches the display-name attribute of the EJB deployment descriptor, and component is the EAServer component name and matches the bean’s ejb-name element in the deployment descriptor.
If you have an existing client application that invoke the component, you may have to change the component’s JNDI name or the name used in client application.
For intercomponent calls from EJB 1.1 components, you can use the EJB References property to alias the JNDI name used in the bean to an installed component with a different JNDI name.
