The spec indicates that a bean can implement multiple interfaces. The spec also
has annotations to support this as in:
public interface IState {
public String getState();
}
public interface ICountry {
public String getCountry();
}
@Stateless
@Remote({IState.class,ICountry.class})
public class LocationInformation implements IState,ICountry {
public String getState() {
...
}
public String getCountry() {
...
}
}
The specification is vague on how to interact with a bean defined this way.
>From a standalone client, how is the lookup done? Deploying this to JBoss does
>not automatically put anything into the JNDI namespace the way it does when
>you are working with a single remote business interface. If you were
>interacting with it from within the container, say from another bean, how
>could you inject a reference to this bean?
Logically, it seems like you would have to lookup and work with each interface.
I am curious to know how this should be done in from the perspective of the
spec and how (or if) it can be done with JBoss.
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