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Choose this template when the referenced remote home interface can be found by searching in your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's dependencies<dependencies>.

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<ejb-ref>
  <ref-name>name</ref-name>
  <ejb-link>link</ejb-link>
</ejb-ref>

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Choose this template when the referenced remote home interface can only be found with additional selection criterion. For example, if the remote home interface name is not unique within your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's dependencies <dependencies> this template will remove any ambiguity.

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Choose this template when the referenced local home interface can be found by searching in your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's dependencies<dependencies>.

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<ejb-local-ref>
  <ref-name>name</ref-name>
  <ejb-link>link</ejb-link>
</ejb-local-ref>

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Choose this template when the referenced remote home interface can only be found with additional selection criterion. For example, if the remote home interface name is not unique within your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's dependencies <dependencies> this template will remove any ambiguity.

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Choose this template when the reference is used to find a connection factory that can be found by searching in your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's dependencies<dependencies>. Typically, this will be a JDBC or JMS connection factory, but it could be any connection factory from a Java EE connector with an <outbound-resourceadapter>.

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Choose this template when the referenced connection factory can only be found with additional selection criterion. For example, if the connection factory name is not unique within your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's dependencies <[dependencies> this template will remove any ambiguity.

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Use the <resource-env-ref> to map a reference to a Java connector's administered object. If you are deploying an asset that uses Java EE 1.3 conventions for its Java EE deployment descriptors, this can also be used to map JMS topics and queues, but for any asset that follows Java EE 1.4 connections or better, the <message-destination> element should be used instead.

Choose this template when the reference is used to find an administered object that can be found by searching in your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's dependencies<dependencies>.

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<resource-env-ref>
  <ref-name>name</ref-name>
  <!--
  <admin-object-module>module</admin-object-module>
  -->
  <admin-object-link>link</admin-object-link>
</resource-env-ref>

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Choose this template when the referenced administered object can only be found with additional selection criterion. For example, if the administered object name is not unique within your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's dependencies<dependencies>, this template will remove any ambiguity.

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