-When a Bean Jar file (composed of Remote,Home interfaces and a bean class Package) is deployed to the JBoss Java EJB 3.0 directory,does the client program calling JBoss need acces to a local a copy of this jar as well?
-In the JBoss EJB 3.0 Tutorial for Stateless EJB's, how is it that the client can access the Calculator class in any way at all?
Isn't the idea that one refer to the bean through it's interfaces
only?
I am clear on accessing remote beans and interfaces by their JNDI publicised names. In am simply unclear on how/why the bean package name itself is referenced in any way at all.
Calculator calculator = (Calculator) ctx.lookup("CalculatorBean/remote");
CalculatorBean seems to be the name of the jar file, and hence the name publicised to JBoss' JNDI server.
However, shouldn't Calculator be hidden from the client?
IF not, how does one confgiure JBoss server to only allow bean access through interfaces?
?
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