Debug EJB3 web service

according to SOA developer guide, it's very easy to create web service for EJB 3 simply by add annotation. what do I have to do to debug the created web service with the Jdeveloper embed OC4J. anybody could give me steps which I can follow?
Thanks

You can set a break-point in the source code of the EJB and hit the debug button.
You can also monitor the SOAP messages using the HTTP Analyzer in JDeveloper (under the view menu).

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