Hello, I useJBoss AS 4.2.2 GA. I have got a simple EJB3-project that works. A Testclient simply does an output at the console. I get the SessionBeans via the InitialContext: Testclient.java | public static void main(String[] args) { | Context context; | try | { | context = new InitialContext(); | //Zugriff auf die Session Beans | ShopWebSite shopWebSiteBean= (ShopWebSite) context.lookup(ShopWebSiteBean.RemoteJNDIName); | | ... | Now I have a JSF-application, which should get access to the same sessionbeans from the project above. I read that @EJB() is not available in this JBossversion so I thought that the ejb injection should work in the same way as in the project above. So I have following code in the JSF-managed-bean "ShopBean" in the constructor: | private ShopBean (){ | | context = new InitialContext(); | try | { | ShopWebSite site = (ShopWebSite)context.lookup(ShopWebSiteBean.RemoteJNDIName); | } | catch (NamingException e) | { | throw new RuntimeException(e); | } | } | But in eclipse there is shown ...type cannot be resolved. I have got separate projects in eclipse. One dynamic web project for JSF and an EJB-project. Should I connect them and when yes how to connect them? Do there exist any best practises for getting access to the Session Beans? I do not think that it is the best solution to put it into the construktor from the JSF-managedbeans? Thank you for your answers. NSchweig View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4161072#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...