Hi Andre
I'm also a bit of a beginner in this areas, but you'll want to invoke your session bean somewhere in your client application. From the brief description of the architecture you describe, probably you'll call the session interfaces from a servlet, although you may want to consider creating a facade to the
EJB layer, and having your servlet call the facade (which in turn invokes the bean). (If you were using the
struts framework, you'd call the bean/facade from the relevant Action class).
Take some time to consider wether your client application (the WAR) will run inside the same JVM as the EJB jar- if so, you may want to invoke the session bean using the 'local' & 'local home' interfaces as opposed to the 'remote' & 'remote home' interfaces. Can't give you any advice on entity beans as I rarely use them.
I found the jndi bindings for the local interfaces to be a pain in the arse - you can find my sorry tale over on the IBM/Websphere board, including some code snippets:
local bean invocation Hope this helps