Can we write the Remote and Local Interfaces in one Bean.
How do you define it in the deployment descriptor.

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Can we write the Remote and Local Interfaces in one Bean. How do you define it in the deployment ..

Answer / harish

Local Interfaces can?t be accessed outside the world.
Those interfaces can be accessed by the entity which are in
the same EJB Container. Using which you can reduce the
network traffic.

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Can we write the Remote and Local Interfaces in one Bean. How do you define it in the deployment ..

Answer / sathish babu

yes.we define the deployement descriptor to mention the two
beans.

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