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Hi all,

I just wanted to inquire about eclipse's behaviour with regards to the sun-ejb-jar.xml.I have the latest version of 'classic' eclipse(3.5 I think)
After I create an ejb project and add some beans to it(with the wizard)I notice that my sun-ejb-jar.xml looks like this:



I imagine that I am missing a bunch of elements....Could this be due to the fact that I didn't add the EJB project to an EAR?And,just as a test I asked Eclipse to generate the 'deployment descriptor stub'(ejb-jar.xml) and noticed that that too had no elements pertaining to the beans that I added to the project...

can someone advise me where I might be going wrong?
 
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