In this section, we create an EJB – a very simple one – and deploy it to the WebLogic Server. Next, we configure an EJB transport in the Service Bus project AircraftMovementService. The Java Interface is turned into a WSDL equivalent and a pipeline is introduced that converts between the proper AircraftMovementService WSDL and this generated representation of the EJB transport.

Supporting Resources

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Documentation

Configuring Business Services to Use the EJB Transport

Using the JEJB Transport

Integrating Enterprise JavaBeans with Composite Applications

Using Direct Binding to Invoke Composite Services