The goal is creating a simple Java EE 6 application with EJBs deployed on a machine and the web part on a different machine. I’m using Glassfish and Netbeans 7.2 but I get confused about the dependencies between the two parts.
I’ve created an Enterprise Application Project and Netbeans 7.2 started splitting the project in a war part and a jar part. As the two should be deployed into two different machines (two Glassfish servers) I used the Remote option when creating the first EJB but Netbeans asked me for a Remote Project. Should I create a library containing the remote interfaces? And in that case, should the war part use it? (It seems the war jsf managed bean is already able to import the interfaces so I get confused).
All the Netbeans tutorials I’ve read don’t mention Remote Interfaces when the client is a web application but only when the client is an enterprise client application. Which is the correct way to develop Java EE multilayered application with web components and ejb components?
Yes, you must create one more project for remote interfaces, otherwise you could not call EJB’s