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Asked: 2026-05-26T01:00:23+00:00

Could someone help me understand the use of beanInterface parameter of @EJB annotation in

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Could someone help me understand the use of beanInterface parameter of @EJB annotation in JavaEE 6?

I have a situation in which I have an EJB and I want it to be accessed locally and remotely as well.

I have a MyBaseInterface and then both MyEJBLocalInterface and MyEJBRemoteInterface extending MyBaseInterface. Now I have MyEJB which is implementing both MyEJBLocalInterface and MyEJBRemoteInterface.

Now I have a situation in which I want only to access MyEJB locally.

Could I achieve the same with the following?

@EJB(beanInterface=MyEJBLocalInterface.class)
private MyBaseInterface instanceOfLocallyAccessedMyEJB;

Could someone help me understand the use of beanInterface parameter of @EJB attribute?

Thanks.

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  1. Editorial Team

    the beanInterface attribute of the @EJB annotation is used for different purposes depending on the EJB version you are using:

    • In EJB 3.X you can use it to specify whether you want to use the remote of local reference of the EJB you are referring to, which is your case.
    • In EJB 2.X it is used to specify the Home/LocalHome interface of the session/entity bean

    To sum up, yes. You should be able to use it to inject the desired interface.

    This might not be supported in older versions of JBoss though.

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