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Can I use AppComposer with EJBs?

April 26, 2017appcomposer EJBs

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Can I use AppComposer with EJBs?

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Yes. The Enterprise Suite has features that make it much easier to use and create EJBs, but you can still use them in AppComposer without the Enterprise Suite. You will need to install an EJB container (such as JBoss) and deploy your EJBs manually to this server. You will then need to access the EJBs from AppComposer. The two most common ways to do this are to import the home and remote interface classes for your EJBs into AppComposer, or (preferably) create a JavaBean that includes the home and remote interface (the Enterprise Suite does this for you, and also deploys the EJB). The Enterprise Suite also includes features to allow you to build new EJBs in AppComposer itself. Without the Enterprise Suite, you should use a normal Java IDE to create your EJBs.