The leftmost tab defines the general settings for the bean. The bean’s implementation is dependent on the bean type and the Java class names specified here. You may change the EJB Home Name if you wish. Do not change other settings unless the deployment descriptor was prepared incorrectly.
EJB Class The Java class that implements the bean, specified in dot notation.
Home Interface Class The Java home interface name, specified in dot notation.
Remote Interface Class The Java remote interface name, specified in dot notation.
EJB Home Name The name suffix used by client applications to look up the bean’s home interface in the EAServer naming service. The full name consists of the server’s initial naming context followed by a slash (/) and the bean’s home name.
EJB Session Type Session beans only. Whether the session bean is stateful or stateless.
EJB Primary Key Entity beans only. The Java class that specifies primary key values for the entity bean, in Java dot notation.
Reentrant Entity beans only. Whether the bean is reentrant. A reentrant bean can participate in loopback call sequences, which are call sequences where one of the bean’s methods calls another component which in turn calls a method in the calling bean instance. Most beans are not implemented to support reentrancy. Do not enable this option unless the bean developer has verified that the implementation allows it.
Changing general properties after deployment
After deployment completes, use the General tab in the Component
Properties dialog to view or modify these properties. The Reentrant
property for an entity bean is specified with a check box on the
Instances tab.
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