Where Do I Get an EJB Object Class?
The actual creation of an EJB object is generated by a code-generation tool that comes with the specific vendor’s EJB container. This tool comes packaged either with your IDE (JBuilder), or your application server (Borland Enterprise Server). To the client, an EJB object looks just like the implementation interface. The EJB object is just a stand-in for the actual EJB component, running within the EJB container (see Figure 21.4). This is the core concept to features such as network ubiquity of the EJB application server.
Figure 21.4. EJB object interaction with a J2EE client.
Let’s look in detail at Figure ...
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