What is the best way to use EJB modules with JAX-WS?

Question

Hi.
I am doing a project that returns EAN13 encoded data to external java clients.
I think I need to use a webservice that send response, a webservice client that send the request, and other project that transforms a data to an EAN encoded data, returns it and store it in MySql database.
It is possible that I need to authenticate users for every request made.
-I have created a EJB module contained into Glassfish for the webservice
-I have created a Common Java project with 3 layers: Entities, bussines and data access layer for mysql database
-I have a project for the webservice client with JAX-WS ( is the best choice? or Would be better JAX-RPC? )
**How would you suggest me create the structure of the project with all the java power?*
**Could you help me with goods tutorial of design patterns about webservices using EJB and the best way for use databases for this kind of projects ( I have heard about JNDI, Hibernate, Session EJB, ... )?*
**Would be better use other EJB module instead of a Common java project that has classes?*
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Answer 1

Kappy is dead on correct about Bridge Mode as a requirement for the Time Capsule.
Do you know how to check to see if the Time Capsule is configured this way?
Next question.....you really should not try to have two wireless networks....one Arris and another Time Capsule.....unless it is absolutely necessary. Two wireless routers in close proximity can create wireless interference effects that can cause problems with either...or both...networks.
Best to turn off the wireless on one router to keep the chances of wireless interference between routers minimized.
Are both the Arris and Time Capsule providing wireless signals?