How to use EJB 3.1 DI in Servlet? (Could not inject session bean by @EJB from web application)?

If you don't deploy your ejb-jar as a lib of your war (i.e. Under WEB-INF/lib), I don't think you'll be able to use the Local interface (and you'll have to package the remote interface in your webapp).

If you don't deploy your ejb-jar as a lib of your war (i.e. Under WEB-INF/lib), I don't think you'll be able to use the Local interface (and you'll have to package the remote interface in your webapp). PS: you don't really need the web.

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Thanks. Yes, your right... -------------- glassfish.dev.java. Net/javaee5/ejb/… -- I have an EJB component with a Local interface.

Can I access it from a web component in a different application? No. The EJB specification only requires access to an EJB component's local EJB interface from within the same application in the same JVM.

One option is to package the ejb-jar in the same . Ear as the .war. A second option, if using GlassFish v3, is to package the EJB component directly within the .war.

-- What is about @Remote is it an option for me? – kislo_metal Mar 28 '10 at 22:43 Ok. So as Pascal said.

We need to package remote interface in webapp. We can use Local interface injection in different application. If you need use Local interface you need to include ejb jar in your application.

Current design - package remote interface to webapp – kislo_metal Mar 29 '10 at 0:23.

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