An EJB exposed/deployed as a Web service

Exposing an EJB is very similar to exposing a PowerBuilder component, except that:

• A Web application generated from an EJB has the name myejbjar, where myejbjar was the name of your EJB Jar file.

• The myejbjar file is deployed to the deploy\webapps\myejb subdirectory of your EAServer installation.

• The WSDL can be accessed at http://mymachine:8000/myejbjar/myejbname?wsdl

• When generating Web services from EJBs, these configuration files are generated:

  • ws-ejbjarname-ejbname.xml is generated for the EJB

  • webapp-ejbjarname.xml is generated for the Web application.

  For example, if you deploy an EJB with an EJB Jar name of myejbjar, these files are created in the config subdirectory of your EAServer installation:

  • ejbjar-myjarname.xml

  • ejbjar-myjarname-user.xml

  • webapp-ejbjarname.xml

  • ws-ejbjar-ejbjarname.xml