Rickard �berg wrote:
>
> Yes, but this is a "oneshot" thing which never changes. If you have an
> application that uses EJBoss you bundle ejbossclient.jar with it, and
> then it will be able to call all EJB's in any EJBoss server without any
> need for dynamic class downloading. So I would say that the gain is big.
> There's also no issues with managaing the actual stub files on the
> server, and they're generated very fast which is good for development
> (your typical stub generation tool takes awhile to do this, whereas
> dynamic proxy generation takes about a second).
Your client still needs the home and remote interfaces, as clearly these are
not able to be generated by reflection. And if the stubs only change when the
home and/or remote interfaces change, then you need to update your client JAR
file only when there is an interface change (in either case, i.e. when the
stubs are dynamically generated and when the stubs are included in the JAR
file).
Perhaps I have missed something?
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