How do I call methods on a EJB?

Hello!
I have a couple of classes that I think would be nice of sharing among sevral sites at my Weblogic 8.13
There fore I guess it would be nice to assamble them in a EJB.
For eg I have this class DatabaseAccessor that I guess would be nice to use like a EJB.
So I craeted the following classes and deployed like a EJB on server A.
DatabaseAccessorEJB implements SessionBean
DatabaseAccessorRemote extends EJBObject
DatabaseAccessorHome extends EJBHome
On server B and server C I have webapp B and webapp C.
But I do not manage to figure out how to instanitiate them and call methods on them?
Does any body recognize this particular scenario and could advise me some tutorial or some hints?
Best regards
Fredrik
Edited by fredand44 at 04/09/2007 11:28 AM

Check the sample Client code in your installation under following directory
weblogic81\samples\server\examples\src\examples\ejb20\basic\statelessSession\Client.java

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case and the sample explains in detail what to do.
hth,
-robert
"SungHyun, Park" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Hi!!
My JSP/Servlets are on iWS, and I deploy EJB on iAS.
In this case, I don't know how JSP/Servlet call EJb on iAS.
I'd like to know how I can set JNDI name in JSP/Servlet on iWS.
I will thank you if you give me a simple example source using JSP/Servlet
and EJB.
Thanks in advance!!!
- Park-

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