Exposing ejb3 as webservices

hi java folks,
I am exposing my existing ejb3 components as web servieces.
cleint tries to access webservice using JNDI lookup,but i am getting following error,
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: service not bound
could anybody tell me does it requires any deploy descriptor files.As i am using ejb3 its full of annotation.No deployment descriptor file is required.But to bind jndi name with webservice do i require any additional descripor files?
please help me..
thanks in advance.

Thanks Timo !
Found out to be an issue with Oracle Fusion Middleware control (http://<hostname>:<port>/em ) validating for required Inputs, but when tested with SOAP UI or Web logic Test Client (http://<hostname>:<port>/wls_utc) it works as expected. Reported the issue to Oracle Support and the problem has been reproduced there.
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