bean. This bean is defined in the application EJB module deployment descriptor. The Java
Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) name of this stateless session bean is specified in the
xJCL for the job.
For each job step, the CIControllerBean stateless session bean completes the following
actions:
1.Instantiates the application CIWork object specified by the class name element in the xJCL
for the job step. It uses the no-argument constructor of the CIWork class.
2.Starts the setProperties() method of the CIWork object to pass any properties that are
defined in the xJCL for the job step.
3.Looks up the work manager that is defined in the deployment descriptor of the enterprise
bean module. The step uses the work ...
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