How to code EJB in Eclipse IDE

Hello Forum
I have downloaded eclipse-SDK-3_1.2-win32.zip and installed but I couldnt findout J2EE development in it
(that how we add session beans, how we configure application server and how we generate entity beans)
do I need any plugin to work with J2ee in it,
Please help me - Thank u very much
- Tahir

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