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This one is similar to 58259. It'd be convenient to have a wizard kind of "call ejb" (on top of the existing call ejb feature, of course), where all you need is to answer some questions like "JNDI name", "bean type", "method name/params", etc., and the wizard would create the "boiler code" to call the EJB. Following is a thread about this in nbusers list: On 5/8/05, Martin Adamek <Martin.Adamek@sun.com> wrote: > No. > For using action in NetBeans you must have called bean in one of your > open projects. > > Martin > > serkan wrote: > > Hi everybody > > > > I use NB IDE 4.1 RC1 > > > > I would like to add an ejb > > > > İ can use Enterprise Resource-> Call Enterprise Bean from right-click menu > > > > Hovewer i want to take an ejb from remote server. > > > > Server is already added to Servers, and it look running. > > > > Is there a way to call an ejb from remote server from directly IDE. > > > > Thanks.... > > >
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