11.1. Configuring Enterprise Java Services
In order to run EJBs in WebSphere V3.5. you need to create an EJB container. Any application server can hold an EJB container. When you create the application server called “Default Server”, an EJB container is automatically created. See 14.5, “Create an application server and other basic resources” on page 587 for details on how to set up an application server.
In this chapter we will cover the specific of creating an EJB container in more detail.
If you are creating EJBs that access databases, for example a container-managed entity bean, then you will also need to create one or more JDBC drivers and data sources. You can find details on how to do this in 14.4, “Create a JDBC driver and data source” ...
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