posted 23 years ago
WebSphere 3.5 is more EJB1.0 than EJB1.1. WebSphere 4.0 really supports EJB1.1. The JNDI name for ejb home can be specified by jetace deployment tool. When you use jetace.sh, there is a tab for you to specify JNDI name. In fact, the deployment discriptor generated by jetace is not XML it is .class file.
Jun Hong<br />SCJP, SCJD, SCWCD, SCEA<br />IBM Certified Systems Expert(V4.0)