Part 4: Testing the Facade Inside and Outside the Java EE
Container In this section you add a new method to the entity
bean using the EJB 3.0 annotation technique. You then test the
new method by creating a facade client and running it.  To test
your EJBs you need to run a client program that can create or
find EJB instances and call their remote interface methods.
JDeveloper provides a sample client utility that will help you
create clients quickly. You can run and test EJBs using either
the integrated server or a remote server;  Step 1: Add a New
Method to the Entity and Expose it   1. Click the Red button and
select the IntegratedWebLogicServer to stop WebLogicServer.
Stopping WebLogicServer   2. The server is stopped when you see
the following message in the log window.      Stopping
WebLogicServer   3. Collapse the ViewController project and
expand the Model project.      Application Navigator   4.
Double-click to open the source code for the class and expand
the @Entity node to display the hidden c