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are these beans required to be in same ejb-jar?

 
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I have bean A and bean B. In my ejb-jar consider following situations

1. bean A has <ejb-ref> (remote ejb references) for bean B.
Is it required that bean B must be declared in same ejb-jar file? Is there not a way to declare the reference specifying the path of other ejb-jar(such as ejb-link)?
More over cant we use <ejb-ref> when my beans are located in different ejb containers?

2. bean A has <ejb-local-ref> (local ejb references) for bean B.
Is it required that bean B must be declared in same ejb-jar file? Is there not a way to declare the reference specifying the path of other ejb-jar(such as ejb-link)?

In this situation I understand that both must exist in same container.

3. bean A and bean B are entity beans with cmr relations.
Is it required that bean B must be declared in same ejb-jar file? Is there not a way to declare the reference specifying the path of other ejb-jar(such as ejb-link)?

In this situation I understand that both must exist in same container.
 
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