In following steps, you have to specify some DC properties in such a way that the EJBs defined in the EJB DC can be used from another DC’s.
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1. Select the project node for your EJB DC project and choose Development Component → Show in Component Properties in the context menu.
A multi page editor appears where you can use to specify DC-specific properties.
2. Select the Permissions tab and activate the option Entity Forwarding Allowed.
3. To perform the DC Build, select the project node again and choose Development Component → Build.
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1. Select the project node for your Enterprise Application DC project (studsapp) and choose Development Component → Show in Component Properties in the context menu.
2. In the properties editor, select the Public Parts tab.
3. Choose Add… to create a new public part. Enter ejb_pp in the Name field and select Compilation as Purpose option. Then choose Finish.
4. Select the node for just created public part and choose Reference Entities in the context menu.
In the next screen, you have to reference the public part of the EJB DC.
5. Expand the MyComponents [demo.sap.com] tree und select the EJB DC (myejbdc). Then mark the client public part.
6. Choose Finish.
7. To perform the Build for Enterprise Application DC, select the project node again and choose Development Component → Build.
You have specified all properties required for importing EJBs using the Enterprise JavaBean model in Web Dynpro.