Creating session beans using remote business interface

If the session bean that you create is going to be accessed by a client object that is not in the same JVM as the bean, then the bean needs to implement a remote business interface. You create a remote business interface by annotating the class with @Remote:

import java.util.List; 
import javax.ejb.Remote; 
 
@Remote 
public interface StudentRemote { 
  public List<CourseDTO> getCourses(); 
} 

The EJB implementing the remote interface is also annotated with @Remote:

@Stateful 
@Remote 
public class Student implements StudentRemote { 
  @Override 
  public List<CourseDTO> getCourses() { 
    //get courses are return 
... 
  } 
} 

Remote EJBs can be injected into managed objects in the same application using the  ...

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