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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;i have installed the Netbeans4.1 and i created a J2EE project with only one ejb module. In the ejb module i created a simple session stateless bean.Then i created a new web application project and select the tomcat web server bundled with netbeans. I open the two project in the IDE (J2EE project &amp;&nbsp;Web application)and i created a servlet file in that i call the Enterprise resource in the dialog box i selected the simple session bean created in the J2EE module it is telling that the bean is in other module!!<br />
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How to solve this problem??<br />
I need to call the session bean from the web application in a seperate project?<br />
Did the web module created in the J2EE project can support struts framework? if Tell me how can i configure it?<br />
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Thanks!!!
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Hi,
     i have installed the Netbeans4.1 and i created a J2EE project with only one ejb module. In the ejb module i created a simple session stateless bean.Then i created a new web application project and select the tomcat web server bundled with netbeans. I open the two project in the IDE (J2EE project & Web application)and i created a servlet file in that i call the Enterprise resource in the dialog box i selected the simple session bean created in the J2EE module it is telling that the bean is in other module!!

How to solve this problem??
I need to call the session bean from the web application in a seperate project?
Did the web module created in the J2EE project can support struts framework? if Tell me how can i configure it?

Thanks!!!

Calling the ejb bean from another web project

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Java EE

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