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An enterprise bean packaged in an ejb-jar returns instances of a Television class as a result for one of its business methods. The developer has been asked to create an associated ejb-client JAR file. What files must be placed in this ejb-client JAR for it to be valid?

The ejb-jar file (by inclusion or by reference)
The Television class (by inclusion or by reference)
Stubs of all enterprise classes referenced by the ejb-client
The DTDs and schemas of all XML messages used by the client

what should be the ans to this question? and why

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Hi,

The answer is
"The Television class (by inclusion or by reference)"

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