Depending upon the type of project you are creating, , EJB, Applications
or Web project, the facet will appear as follows:
Table 1. WebSphere Project
FacetsProject Type |
Facet Name |
Application Client project |
- WebSphere Application
Client (Extended) facet
- WebSphere Application
Client (Co-existent) facet
|
Enterprise JavaBean project |
- WebSphere EJB
(Extended) facet
|
Enterprise Application project |
- WebSphere Application
(Extended) facet
- WebSphere Application
(Co-existent) facet
|
Web Project |
- WebSphere Web
(Extended) facet
- WebSphere Web
(Co-existent) facet
|
When you select the WebSphere (Extended) facet, the following
functions are available (these are not available when the WebSphere (Co-existent)
facet is applied):
- Access Beans
- EJB Inheritance
- EJB 1.1 Relations
- PMEs in all editors
- Web Services
- EJB Deploy