Now, you have to do the same thing you did for the bean class, but with the two interfaces. You’ll notice that there are two different places where you can select interfaces—Local and Remote. This bean is remote (which means it’s a Java RMI remote service, but we’ll get into that in the next chapter), so we’re using only the bottom section, for Remote interfaces. Just leave the Local interfaces section alone.
The strange part is that this screen uses the term Remote Interface rather than Remote Component Interface. That’s just a bad interface design in the deploytool. (It’s actually an artifact of the previous version of EJB, when there were only remote interfaces. Local interfaces are new to EJB 2.0), but we have to live with it.
Click the Remote Home Interface drop-down menu
Select headfirst.AdviceHome
Click the Remote Interface drop-down menu
Select headfirst.Advice
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