Q&A
| Q1: | What files do I need to write for a stateless session bean? |
| A1: | Like other enterprise beans, stateless session beans consist of a home interface, component interface, enterprise bean class, and deployment descriptor. You must provide a session bean's remote home interface and remote interface, if the session bean provides a remote client view. If the session bean provides a local client view, you must provide a local interface and local home interface. Your session bean may provide both local and remote client views. |
| Q2: | How do I specify the JNDI name for a stateless session bean? |
| A2: | The JNDI name for a stateless session bean is specified in the vendor-specific deployment descriptor, such as weblogic-ejb-jar.xml or jboss.xml. |
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