Seam lets you use Ejb3 session beans or plain java beans as components. (See the
documentation linked to by enzhao). Many of the examples use session beans. Seam-gen
creates apps that use java beans. So no, you couldn't remotely use them.
However, I don't think it'd take too much work to turn them into Ejb3 session
beans. You'd have to create a business interface for them and tag them with
@Stateful. I think that's it, though don't quote me on that.
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