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MyEclipse EJB 3.0 Tutorial
Table of Contents
Introduction
Suggested Audience
System Requirements
Getting Started
Creating a Stateless Session Bean
Testing the Bean Conclusion
Resources
Feedback
1. Introduction
Welcome to the MyEclipse EJB 3 Tutorial. In this tutorial we are going to cover the development of an EJB 3 Stateless Session bean. It is important to note that because JPA Entities and EJB 3 Entities are so similar, developing an EJB 3 Entity Bean will not be covered in this tutorial and we would encourage you to read through the MyEclipse JPA Tutorial to see how that process works.
It is also important to be aware of this tutorial's scope, because during the creation of an EJB Project, you are asked to specify datasource information in case you decide to generate EJB3 Entities. We skip that portion in this tutorial because we are simply developing a Stateless Session Bean.
The project created in this tutorial is available in the Resources section for folks that would like to jump ahead.
2. Suggested Audience
This tutorial is intended for developers who are somewhat familiar with MyEclipse or Eclipse so you recognize navigation within the IDE, and understand some of the more common views like the debugger. Familiarity with EJBs in general and EJB3 are helpful, but not necessary. The concepts covered are fairly straight forward to Java developers. To learn more information about the topics presented in this tutorial please have a look at the links in our Resources section. To get a better feel for MyEclipse and learning more about it, please check out our product Documentation for more material.
3. System Requirements
This tutorial was created with MyEclipse 5.5. If you are using a another version of MyEclipse, most of these screens and instructions should still be very similar.
If you are using a newer version of MyEclipse and notice portions of this tutorial looking different than the screens you are seeing, please let us know and we will make sure to resolve any inconsistencies.
4. Getting Started
The first thing we need to do is create a new EJB Project so we can create our EJB in it. First click on File > New > Project: Then select the EJB Project and hit Next:
MyEclipse EJB 3.0 Tutorial
Table of Contents
Introduction
Suggested Audience
System Requirements
Getting Started
Creating a Stateless Session Bean
Testing the Bean Conclusion
Resources
Feedback
1. Introduction
Welcome to the MyEclipse EJB 3 Tutorial. In this tutorial we are going to cover the development of an EJB 3 Stateless Session bean. It is important to note that because JPA Entities and EJB 3 Entities are so similar, developing an EJB 3 Entity Bean will not be covered in this tutorial and we would encourage you to read through the MyEclipse JPA Tutorial to see how that process works.
It is also important to be aware of this tutorial's scope, because during the creation of an EJB Project, you are asked to specify datasource information in case you decide to generate EJB3 Entities. We skip that portion in this tutorial because we are simply developing a Stateless Session Bean.
The project created in this tutorial is available in the Resources section for folks that would like to jump ahead.
2. Suggested Audience
This tutorial is intended for developers who are somewhat familiar with MyEclipse or Eclipse so you recognize navigation within the IDE, and understand some of the more common views like the debugger. Familiarity with EJBs in general and EJB3 are helpful, but not necessary. The concepts covered are fairly straight forward to Java developers. To learn more information about the topics presented in this tutorial please have a look at the links in our Resources section. To get a better feel for MyEclipse and learning more about it, please check out our product Documentation for more material.
3. System Requirements
This tutorial was created with MyEclipse 5.5. If you are using a another version of MyEclipse, most of these screens and instructions should still be very similar.
If you are using a newer version of MyEclipse and notice portions of this tutorial looking different than the screens you are seeing, please let us know and we will make sure to resolve any inconsistencies.
4. Getting Started
The first thing we need to do is create a new EJB Project so we can create our EJB in it. First click on File > New > Project: Then select the EJB Project and hit Next:
可是图片教程啊，myeclipse文档的部分章节还使用了flash教程。