The import javax.ejb cannot be resolved

Hi all,
I have a bean working fine when deployed as jar on weblogic but it gives the above error when deployed as ear. Deployment goes ok but when I try to use it I get the error.
Anybody has any idea of what the problem could be?
Thanks,
A.

I figured out that if I include j2ee.jar in the ear file and the entry j2ee.jar in the Class-Path of the manifest file inside the jar then everything works, but I can't understand why...do I ALWAYS need to include j2ee.jar for every aplication that I deploy?
A.

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There are some libraries missing in the following code.
package era.budget;
import javax.ejb.*;
import era.budget.BudgetVO;
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     private Integer itemId;
     private BudgetVO budget;
     private int type;
     private String itemDetails;
     private int amount;
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public BudgetVO getBudget()
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          return this.itemDetails;
public void setItemDetails(String details)
          this.itemDetails=details;
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          return this.amount;
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3)EntityContext cannot be resolved to a type
4)EJBLocalObject cannot be resolved to a type
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