How to specify a simple JNDI name for my EJB in WebLogic 10 (with annotations)?

[Philippe Desrosiers]

If I annotate my session bean like that:

@Stateless ( name="MyServiceBean", mappedName="MyServiceBean")
public class MyServiceBeanImpl implements MyServiceBeanLocal, MyServiceBeanRemote {
}

and deploy it in Webglogic 10, i get access to the remote interface with:

static final String JNDI_NAME = "MyServiceBeanRemote#" + MyServiceBeanRemote.class.getName();
MyServiceBeanRemote myFacade= (MyServiceBeanRemote) new InitialContext().lookup(JNDI_NAME);

that works fine, but is there an alternative to define
a jndi name with annotations, without the full qualified classname of the remote interface?

so I want to have something like:

new InitialContext().lookup("MyServiceBean");

Reason being that at runtime, the client will need to be able to get the service out of JNDI without actually knowing the implementation (in this case, MyServiceBeanImpl or a Proxy) that is being returned (and hence the FQCN).

Google and friends seems to indicate that there may be a way to do this using ejb-jar.xml or weblogic-ejb-jar.xml, but So far it all looks like a cross between undocumented and incomprehensible. I'd rather do this with straight annotations, but I'm open to XML examples, if anyone's got 'em.

thanks!