Hi all, Maybe this is a stupid question, but I'm confused here. Why should I deploy a java client application? If I write a java client application I can access an EJB home interface stub using the InitialContext and a lookup. If I want to actually execute a home interface method, I need the home interface class so I can narrow the stub object. After that i can create, remove etc EJB instances and to do so I need the remote interface class. So, as I see it now I could write a standalone java client application and only need the home and remote interface classes (and libs like j2ee.jar of course). So why should I deploy the java client application on the server? Everybody is doing it, so I guess I'm overlooking something? Is there someone out there who's willing to explain it to me? The literature I read was not very clear on all this. TIA, Erwin Brinkhuis
