Both JBoss and the client need ** a ** jar because
they both need the home and remote interface. I used "a jar" intentionally,
because they should not get the same jar. JBoss also needs the bean
implementation class, but the client does not. So ideally you should
have two jars, e.g., ejbstuff.jar and ejbstuff-client.jar.
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Title: Where Java Bean should be located?
- [JBoss-user] Where Java Bean should be located? Doreen Cheng
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