[jboss-user] [JBoss Seam] - Re: Jsf form without entity component

wschwendt do-not-reply at jboss.com
Sat Jul 7 11:52:52 EDT 2007


"luuzz" wrote : It's working great but i don't understand why i have to expose the setters and getters in the bean interface...
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if my understanding is correct,  you have to the declare getters and setters in the so-called "business interface" of your EJBs because with the EJB(3) architecture you're never accessing EJB bean instances directly.   Technically, when a EJBean is called, a container-generated proxy/stub object is called which in turn delegates to the EJB instance.   These container-generated proxy/stub objects implement the same methods as declared in the business interface of your EJB, that's why you need to define a business interface.




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