It is ok for an EJB to implement both interfaces...
-marina
Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine wrote:
> ProtudoWebFassade needs to be a declared as a JSF managed bean (or did you forget to add it to the code pasted?).
> An EJB should also not implement both Local and Remote interfaces. Chose one and remove the other.
> -Alexis
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> On 1 nov. 2011, at 11:00, forums_at_java.net wrote:
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>> Hello everybody,
>>
>> I've written an JSF Application what uses a managed bean. The managed bean
>> forwart requests to the real session fassade, which implements a Local and a
>> Remote buniness interface. Because the JSF Application runs in the Web
>> container of the glassfish server, I thought, that i could use dependency
>> injection to inject the session facade to my managed bean.
>>
>> So could someone tell me i am wrong?
>>
>> The code is really simple. I will post it now.
>>
>> [java]
>>
>> @Local
>> public interface ProtudoLocalSessionFacadeInterface
>> {
>> public String GetDummyString();
>> }
>>
>> [/java]
>>
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