This is the second part of the blog I wrote about EJB2.0 with OpenEJB. On the first part, we created a stateless session bean and deployed it in OpenEJB. On this part, we write, and test a simple Java class that remotely uses the deployed session bean.
EJB2.0 with OpenEJB: Stateless Session Bean in Action
I am taking SCBCD5.0 certification soon. Right now, I am going over some EJB2.0 materials before taking on EJB3.0. I generally know EJB3.0 but never had grasped the fundamentals of EJB2.0. Mastering EJB2.0 would demystify EJB3.0.