Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server

Chapter 5 – Enterprise Java Beans 105
Step 2:
Right click on ejb-studentweb -> New -> Servlet to create a Servlet named
StudentCreditCalculator. Paste the code from the accompanying zip file with
exercises for this book. The code snippet is shown in Listing 5.16
package com.ibm.start.wasce.studentweb;
public class StudentCreditCalculator extends HttpServlet {
……
@EJB
private StudentEJBInterface studentejb;
protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
throws ServletException, IOException{
List creditList = studentejb.calculateCredit();
for (int i=0;i Build Path -> Configure Build Path -> Projects, add ejbstudentejb
project on build path
Step 4:
Right click ejb-studentweb -> Properties -> Project Reference, click ejb-studentejb as a
reference.
8. Create an Enterprise Application Project
Step 1:
In Eclipse click on File -> New ->Other…-> Enterprise Application Project to create a
enterprise application project ejb-studentear. In the creating wizard, fill in the second
dialog as shown in Figure 5.7, then click Finish.