I have had success with the following way:
@Local
public interface LocalA
{
public void default();
}
@Stateless
public class Default extends LocalAImpl implements LocalA
{
// nothing in here except attributes/private functions/and other
// code specific to default
}
** SpecA interface and implementation ***
@Local
public interface SpecALocal extends LocalA
{
public void specAMethod();
}
@Statelss
public class SpecA extends LocalAImpl implents SpecALocal
{
public void default()
{
//something more
super.default();
}
public void specAMethod()
{
// specific method to SpecA EJB
}
}
** implementation class no stateless annotations on the class! ***
public class LocalAImpl implements LocalA
{
public void default()
{
// implementation of default
}
}
This will give you two EJBs - one that implements LocalA and one that extends LocalA and implements SpecA. Hope it makes sense... A diagram would be easier!
Works for me!
Cheers
Cameron
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