Could someone tell me why a remote interface and a home interface has to be
created for each ejb bean? I understand that the remote interface probably
is required since it is undesirable to expose the bean class (with
implementation) to the client. But why the home interface is needed? Could
its "create" responsibility be owned by some sort of factory object that
represents the containers? And the client just asks it for the reference to
the bean with the remote interface name. It seems to me that it is simpler.
But I am sure that the home interface probably is required and designed to
work this way for some reasons that I don't know of. I would appreciate your
thoughts on this.
Thanks in advance.
David
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