> > 6- [ #438613 ] Support for Business interface pattern
>
> Because...? It's been debated before, and it's not really useful in
the
> code generation case (unless I've missed something).
It's sometimes needed. For example I created a RMI/SOAP-like thing for
our remote clients. It uses Proxy class and in fact works on an
interface. Currently I use the remote interface, which is ugly for my
case where there are no EJBs involved for the client. A business
interface without deriving from EJBObject is better in this case IMHO, I
don't need to put the ejb.jar in client's classpath.
Ara.
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