Which, if any, of the automatically generated stub & skeleton class files does one need to include in a JAR file to be used when creating stand-alone clients? (I would like to create a client-side jar file which contains only the class files actually needed by the client.)
Created May 4, 2012
Siva Visveswaran The answer is really not that generic as one may like to believe! Basically what a client needs to invoke the services of an EJB layer are:
- locate the home interface (using a JNDI SPI) & invoke methods of the bean instances (over IIOP). Depending on the vendor (e.g. IONA builds JNDI over CORBA) the actual files will vary. You have to check with your vendor.
- definitions of serializable objects that are returned to client due to network considerations (instead of object references).
See also:
- What classes does a client application need to access EJB? (hmm, kind of redundant, oops :-)
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