Tuxedo calling EJB question

Folks,
I have read some documentation about WTC and got in doubt.
In order to have the EJB access from Tuxedo service, I have to make it as an EJB 2.0 putting the RemoteHome and Remote as some Weblogic Tuxedo classes.
That is fine.
My question: does the method name have to be "service" always?
I saw that in the example and could not find any other example. Also, testing, it has not executed with any other name.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12840_01/wls/docs103/pdf/wtc_atmi.pdf&chrome=true
Could you someone give me any light? :-)
Thanks in advance.

Hi Richardinho,
Are you access Tuxedo Service through EJB? or trying to call an EJB from Tuxedo Service?
If you are accessing Tuxedo Service using an EJB, it should work with any name (EJB name and method can have any name you want).
Regards,
Ahsan

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