Originally posted by Sankar Subbiramaniam:
Keyword: manifest file
In EJB2.0 and ejb-jar is not required to have a manifest file. So normally you msut have the following entries in your ejb jar file:
1) Home interface
2) Component interface
3) Your bean class
4) ejb-jar.xml in META-INF directory.
But if you wish you can package your jar file as follows:
1) ejb-jar.xml in META-INF directory.
2) manifest file referring to Home/Component and Bean classes
In the second approach you are indirectly referring to your Home/Component/Bean classes.
hi
i want to asked why directory structure of ejb contains both home
and component interface , why they have make the structure so
complicated