Look at the EJB3 trailblazer. That is where I got my start using EJB3. It is a
very simple lookup on a bean but I would not directly call my bean from a JSF
page. I would have a managed bean communicate with a session facade.
Here is a basic lookup:
| remoteInterfaceReference = (RemoteInterface)
ctx.lookup("ImplementationClass/remote");
|
I get a reference to the remote interface for the component I am going to make
calls on.
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