GUI EJB deployment tool

Hi,
Are there any open source/free GUI EJB deployment tool available which will work for major application servers ?
(I am aware that non-GUI xdoclet + ANT is a powerful combination. But I am just starting on learning EJB , so at the moment I want to use a GUI)
Thanks in advance
Ratheesh

The J2EE Component Wizard is a swing application, that creates ant build-files and source code with XDoclet tags. At this moment only the XDoclet tags of the JBoss will be supported.
http://www.j2eeguru.net/index.html

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: Hi,
: I'm having a problem deploying an EJB to Oracle 8i with
: JDeveloper 2.0.
: I am receiving an insufficient privileges error in the
: deployment process when it reaches the stage Generating EJBHome
: and EJBObject on the server. I am logging in using the system,
: sys, scott or internal account and all still receive the same
: error. What role/privelege do I need to deploy an ejb to 8i?
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