> If they lie on a central server, then he only sees the interfaces, but
> has no access to class files of the EJB implementations (please
> correct me if I'm wrong).
>
> He has the swing-app, but he has not the required EJBs.
You could always place a delegate layer on the client and have
it switchable between soap and session facades (or just use soap).
The jboss server can service the soap calls and pass them through
to the ejb layer. In this way the client will not even be exposed
to your implementation technology.
Kev
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