How to access EJB deployed in JBOSS 4 from Creator

Hello.
I am trying to access EJBs deployed on JBOSS in order to develop a web app client, when I import the EJB set from Creator (sessions and entities packages in a jar file) I got the following error message....."No EJB set found in file....." .
I presume there is an kind of xml file description specific for Sun App Server missing. I would like to know if there is other way to expose EJB in creator?....maybe write a config file by hand.
I already read the tutorials related to EJB but those only use pre build EJB jars for Sun App Sserver.
Also I read all the posted about JBoos and EJB in this forum but those are pretty general.
By the way I have Delegate classes to access the EJB. How do I register my delegates in Creator in order to expose their methods?
I�ll really appreciate some light in this matter.
Thanks in advance!!!

Hi,
The below forum thread may help you :
http://swforum.sun.com/jive/thread.jspa?forumID=123&threadID=51321
Thanks,
Runa.

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