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The entity element defines an entity bean. The resource-ref element defines the data source that this EJB will be using. Then the session beans are defined in the session element as well as their jndi references in the ejb-ref elements. Here is a detailed listing of the elements:

• ejb-name - identifies the EJB that these settings apply to; this should match the ejb-name for the EJB in ejb-jar.xml
• jndi-name - the Home interface for the EJB is registered in JNDI at the address specified here; this global JNDI name is used by application clients to connect to this EJB (while it can be used by other server-side components, EJB references are the recommended approach); it is only meaningful if the EJB has a (remote) Home interface.
• local-jndi-name - the LocalHome interface for the EJB is registered in JNDI at the address specified here; this global JNDI name can be used by other server-side components that want to use this EJB, though the recommended approach is to define and use a local EJB reference instead; it is only meaningful if the EJB has a LocalHome interface.
• tssGroup - this is a set of elements that contains CORBA security settings, for EJBs exposed as CORBA objects; it is not necessary if the EJB will not be accessed via CORBA.
• openejb-jndiEnvironmentRefsGroup - a set of elements that handle resolving references declared by the current Session bean (including EJB references, Resource references, and Web Service references).

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