| Step 1 | The HelloEJB.jar file is imported into the deploytool. |
| step 2 | The deploytool allows the deployer to enter or change local environment information in the DD. |
| step 3 | The deploytool passes the HelloEJB.jar, including the updated DD, to the J2EE platform. |
| step 4 | J2EE creates the application jar file (Hello.jar), then creates and compiles the home, remote, stubs, skeletons classes, etc. and stores them in its repository. |
| step 5 | The name and remote reference class for the Hello bean is placed in the JNDI directory. |
| step 6 | J2EE informs the deploytool that the EJB is deployed. |
| step 7 | The deploytool returns a jar file containing the stubs and skeletons for the client. |
