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Describe client view of an Enterprise JavaBeans component?



Describe client view of an Enterprise JavaBeans component?..

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The client view is provided through two interfaces?the home
interface and the remote interface. These interfaces are
provided by classes constructed by the container when a bean
is deployed, based on information provided by the bean. The
home interface provides methods for creating a bean
instance, while the remote interface provides the business
logic methods for the component. By implementing these
interfaces, the container can intercede in client operations
on a bean, and offers the client a simplified view of the
component.

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