ejb-name into web.xml automatically

Hello all,
I follow the OC4J's tutorial in >>Servlet Developer's Guide<< using Jdeveloper 903.
there is an EJB session bean named HelloBean.
From UML Diagram, I can get it, and write the HelloServlet.java to invoke session bean.
now it is Ok. Jdeveloper online help says that EJB reference <ejb-ref> can be written into web.xml file,
but it doesn't do it. I manually insert <ejb-ref>...</ejb-ref> into web.xml.
and change <ejb-name> and <ejb-ref-name> in ejb/HelloBean.
I want to know how to do this automatically by Jdeveloper 903.
and how to change session bean's <ejb-name> from HelloBean into ejb/HelloBean?
Thanks.
Wu JianHua.

Automatic insertion of ejb-ref in web.xml whenever EJB dependencies are included in WAR deployment profile.
Select Tools | Preferences
Select Deployment in the left hand tree
Select the check box for "Automatically Fill in <ejb-ref> elements in web.xml
You can hit F1 hel on the above panel to view the help.
From help system
Automatically Fill In <ejb-ref> Elements in web.xmlBy default, JDeveloper automatically inserts corresponding elements to the web module deployment descriptor file, web.xml, whenever EJB dependencies are included in the WAR profile. If an EJB dependency is subsequently removed, however, JDeveloper will leave the elements in web.xml instead of removing them. Clear this checkbox to disable automatic insertion of elements in the web.xml file. Clearing this field prevents extraneous <ejb-ref> elements from appearing in the web.xml. However, do this with caution, since you'll have to make sure that the web.xml file is complete and accurate before deployment.
raghu
JDev Team

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