value="http://localhost:8080/AxisEJB/hessian"/>

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The

jndiURL

parameter specifies the JNDI URL for your EJB server. The example

uses the JNDI URL for Resin EE on my box, which I have configured to port 8080.

Note this will vary from EJB application server to EJB application server and depends

on how you have the application server configured. For example, when using JBoss,

jndiURL

could be

jnp://localhost:1099

. You need to find this value for your application

server and configuration.

2) Where to look for the service?

The home JNDI name of your EJB component

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The

beanJndiName

parameter specifies where you have the EJB component bound

into application servers JNDI tree. In this example, you have the EJB component

bound to

Hello

in the JNDI tree. How to configure where the EJB component is bound

in JNDI is specific to your EJB server. It usually involves an application server specific

deployment descriptor.

3) What is the structure of your EJB component?

The remote interface of the EJB component

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