We’re now dangerously close to deployment, and the last step is to give the bean a JNDI name. That’s the name clients use to get a reference to the bean. (Well, to what the client thinks is the bean, but we’ll save the gory details for the next chapter.)
The bean’s JNDI name is simply the logical name you choose (or, in the real world, whoever deploys the bean). It doesn’t have to match anything from the bean itself. We could, for example, name this bean Homer, which would in fact make it even more fun and challenging for the clients than it already would be with a meaningful name.
Type in the JNDI name Advisor
Click Finish
Take a deep breath and hold it until the deploy process completes
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