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Building an EJB client (obsolete)

Table of Contents

About building an EJB client
Adding pbejbclient190.pbx to your application
Generating EJB proxy objects
Using an EJB Proxy project
Using the ejb2pb190 tool
Viewing the generated proxies
Datatype mappings
Creating a Java VM
Connecting to the server
Invoking component methods
Exception handling
Client-managed transactions
Debugging the client

About this chapter

Enterprise JavaBeans components are obsolete technology, although the components operate as usual in this release. An obsolete feature is no longer eligible for technical support and will no longer be enhanced, although it is still available.

This chapter describes how to build a PowerBuilder client for an Enterprise JavaBeans component running on a J2EE-compliant application server. Reference information for the objects described in this chapter is in the PowerBuilder Extension Reference.

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