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Is there any spec in EJB3.x where exchange of Data between Client ( web / mobile …) and EJB3 (Java EE) Server is done using XML instead of Using Java Beans.
If any example /URL exists …please direct ….. ;(
I know that there is SOAP Services…..but my intention is not in
favor of using the same.
Reason : Payload would become lighter on all channels…
Well first of all EJB3 beans define a web view that uses JAX-WS. For this you need to add the
@WebServiceannotation to a stateless bean.But as you don’t want to use SOAP, the other alternative is JAX-RS. The EJB3 spec itself doesn’t mention any support for this, but the other way around JAX-RS has explicit support for EJB.
Any full Java EE 6 implementation already comes with JAX-RS, so there’s typically nothing extra that you need to install. Just annotating your beans with
@Producesand@Pathwith appropriate values should be enough to get you started.