No Interface View
In EJB 3.0, beans must support at least one local or remote business
interface. This interface is what users will see when they use the bean. In
EJB 3.1, if you are designing beans that will only be used for local clients,
these beans do not need an interface.
EJB In WAR
In EJB 3.1, developers can package EJBs directly into the WAR file itself,
and do not need to create a separate JAR file. Developers can place EJBs in
the same folder where the Web component classes are located.
Description of Example
This example defines a no interface session bean, as well as a servlet used
to invoke methods of this session bean. This session bean is not defined in a
JAR file, but instead is in the package with the servlet class. The servlet
will return welcome information to the customer (set by the no interface
session bean).
Use This Example
Click "Run" to run this example and display greetings from the no interface session bean.
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