The interface is not strictly required under EJB3 and your question has nothing to do with
Webserices per-se.
The reason for a Remote Interface is just that - Remote (or client). If you don't
distribute a remote interface, then you have to distribute your EJB's. Deploying
server side logic is a no-no in my book.
So, to sum up, if you expect a remote client to use RMI to call your EJB's, then
create and distribute a remote interface.
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