Ah sorry, forgett about the last post.
Instead look for the ejb3 spec. There it is defined that an ejb cannot be both
local and remote interface. Instead I would recommend, that you create a remote
ejb as a facade that delegates it's work to the local interface
| @Remote
| public class ShipperManagerRemote extends IShipperManager {
| Long createShipper(Shipper);
| }
| public class ShipperManagerRemoteBean implements ShipperManagerRemote {
| @EJB private ShiperManagerLocal localShipperMgr;
| public Long createShipper(Shipper s) {
| return localShipperMgr.createShipper(s);
| }
| }
|
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