One of the cool features of EJB3 is dependency injection, which avoids a lot of boiler plate code. One query that I have is Once I deploy the
EJB to my weblogic server and want to access the EJB from a command line client, which has DI, how should I run the client?
I am sure the simple '
Java' command won't work. I have read somewhere that a special program/client is bundled with Weblogic for this. Please help me out if you know the solution.