This paper is the third in a series of papers that describe a new plug-in for enabling the integration of the IntelliJ IDEA IDE with the JBoss application server. The JBoss plug-in was first conceived and implemented by Martin Fuhrer at Fuhrer Engineering. Part 1 discussed how to download and install the new JBoss plug-in, allowing the JBoss application server to integrate into the IntelliJ IDEA IDE development environment. It then demonstrated how to create a project with EJBs and web modules. Part 2 discussed how to create a session bean in our project. The session bean contained the implementation for the functionality that we wish to expose to the client. This paper continues to build upon our project by describing how to add a servlet for accessing the EJB methods implemented previously, and then how to create an application module for deployment to the JBoss application server. 1 CREATING A SERVLET This section describes how to create a servlet that will make use of the EJB that...
Douglas A. Lyon, Martin Fuhrer, Thomas Rowland