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This screen shot shows Step 4 of 4: Summary for the Web Service HTML/XML Stream Processing Wizard
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The Summary window represents the last step in the process of creating the EJB method wrapping around this Web service.
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This step lets you specify your own EJB method name and shows you the EJB definition information.
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If this is the first HTML or XML stream you are processing in this session, then you will only see the EJB method name. You need only to enter the EJB method name and click the Finish button to complete the operation of creating your EJB method.
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If this is the second or subsequent HTML or XML stream you are processing in this session, then the suggested EJB method information is defined for the following parts of the EJB definition:

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<LI>J2EE Application name
<LI>EJB Name
<LI>Service Package name
<LI>Service Class name
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If you want to retain this suggested EJB method information and display it in the next step, the Console window, then leave the option Use the method information to define EJB as follows selected (checked). If not, deselect this option and the EJB method information that appeared previously will display in the Console window. 

Enter the desired EJB method name and click the Finish button to complete the operation of creating this EJB method. 
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When you click the Finish button, you continue to the Console window where you can:
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<LI>Edit the EJB definition names for the current EJB method before you save it.
<LI>Remove a previously created EJB method.
<LI>Rename a previously created EJB method.
<LI>Add a new EJB method (begin again at step 1 of the process of creating an EJB from an HTML or XML stream). Note that if you chose to add an new EJB method, the Console window continues to display.
<LI>Specify the directory location to where you want to save the generated EJB.
Note that once you click the Finish button on this Summary window, you cannot return to a previous step; you really are finished with this aspect of creating an EJB method.
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If you have completed your selections, you can:

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<LI>Click the Finish button to finish and continue to the Console window. 
<LI>If you want to return to the previous step, click the Back button.
<LI>If you want to quit from the wizard, click the Cancel button.
<LI>If you want help for this step, click the Help button.
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Note that once you click the Finish button on this Summary window and continue to the Console window, you cannot return to a previous step; you really are finished with this aspect of creating an EJB method.