Konstantin Priblouda wrote:
IMHO (not as last instance) - local interfaces are for
the same JVM, and another ejb-jar could reside
somewhere else... Though, AFAIK jboss will use
local interfaces inside container even if you
expliucitly request remote.
Not exactly. What JBoss does is to use simple local calls (instead of remote, RMI calls) in the "remote" interfaces when the caller and callee are in the same machine. JBoss does this even if your bean does not have a local interface. It is not exactly using the bean local interface, even if it has one, but the achieved result (performance-wise) is pretty much the same.
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