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If you do not have an IDE, please download and install Eclipse from the

Eclipse project

site

.

Create a simple EJB component

Start your project by creating a directory on your hard drive called

C:\tutorials\axisEJB\axisEJBHello

.

In

axisEJBHello

, create a subdirectory called

src

. In the

src

directory create another

subdirectory structure to hold the package structure

rickhightower.axis.ejb.tutorial

.

This EJB component is going to need an implementation, a remote interface, a home

interface, and a deployment descriptor.

In the directory

C:\tutorials\axisEJB\axisEJBHello\src\rickhightower\axis\ejb\tutorial

,

create an EJB Implementation class (

HelloService.java

) as follows:

/*

*/

package rickhightower.axis.ejb.tutorial;

import javax.ejb.SessionBean;

import javax.ejb.SessionContext;

/**

* HelloService session bean.

* @ejb.bean name="Hello" type="Stateless"

*

local jndi name="Hello"

*/

public class HelloService implements SessionBean {

/**

* This method is part of the ejb interface.

* @ejb.interface method view type="both"

* @ejb.transaction type="Required"

*/

public String[] getGreetings() {

return new String[]{

"Hello cruel world!",

"Hello mom",

"Hello all"

};

}

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