PowerJ 3.6 supports Version 1.1 of the Enterprise JavaBeans specification.
See Sun EJB component specs
See the EJB 1.1 specification from Sun Microsystems.
Using Power J, you can automatically deploy EJB 1.1 components to EJB Server. But EJB 1.1 components created in PowerJ can also be imported into other application servers by using that application server's importing methodology.
If you are currently using an application server that does not support EJB 1.1 component technology, either upgrade your current application server to a version in which EJB 1.1 is supported or use EJB Server.
Creating an EJB 1.1 component is done in nearly the same way as described in the PowerJ 3.5 documentation. You use the EJB 1.1 Component wizard to specify the EJB component and the wizard creates an EJB 1.1 target and, optionally, an associated JAR file. The EJB 1.1 target contains the EJB component’s implementation class, the Home interface, and the Remote interface.
