Edit the attributes files for each type of Enterprise Bean.

• Session Bean attribute file
• Entity Bean attribute file

Obtaining the attribute file

Execute the following command to obtain the Enterprise Bean attribute file.

Execute form

cjgetappprop [server name] [-nameserver provider URL] -name J2EE application name -type ejb -resname EJB-JAR display name/enterprise bean display name -c enterprise bean attribute file path

Example

cjgetappprop MyServer -name adder -type ejb -resname adder/adder_eb -c C:\home\adder_ejb.xml

Setting up attributes

Execute the following command to reflect the Enterprise Bean attribute file values.

Execute form

cjsetappprop [server name] [-nameserver provider URL] -name J2EE application name -type ejb -resname EJB-JAR display name/enterprise bean display name -c enterprise bean attribute file path

Example

cjsetappprop MyServer -name adder -type ejb -resname adder/adder_eb -c C:\home\adder_ejb.xml

The following table lists the Enterprise Bean security role reference (<security-role-ref>) settings.

Item	Required	Tag name
Description	O	<description>
Security role reference name	R	<role-name>
Linked security role name#	O	<role-link>

Legend:

R: Required, O: Optional

#: Specify a set role name. To learn more about setting role names, see 9.2.2 Setting roles. When setting up the EJB-JAR attribute file after setting <role-link>, the <role-link> value is cleared. Define the security role reference again.

For details about property settings, see:

• Subsection 3.4.1 Specification of the session bean attribute file in the uCosminexus Application Server Application and Resource Definition Reference Guide
• Subsection 3.5.1 Specification of the entity bean attribute file in the uCosminexus Application Server Application and Resource Definition Reference Guide