Annotation Interface Local
The Local
annotation is applied to the session bean class or local
business interface to designate a local interface of the bean.
When used on the bean class, declares the local business interface(s)
for a session bean. When used on an interface, designates that interface
as a local business interface. In this case, no value
element
should be provided.
The Local
annotation applies only to session beans and
their interfaces.
Use of the Local
annotation is required when the bean class
exposes one or more local business interface and any of the following is true:
- the bean class does not implement its business interfaces
- the bean exposes a no-interface view
- the bean class implements more than one interface and at least one of the interfaces
is explicitly designated as a business interface by using the
Local
orRemote
annotation on the interface, or in the deployment descriptor
The following interfaces are excluded when determining whether the bean class
has business interfaces: java.io.Serializable
;
java.io.Externalizable
; any of the interfaces defined in javax.ejb
.
- Since:
- EJB 3.0
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Optional Element Summary
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Element Details
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value
Class[] valueSpecifies the local business interface(s) of the bean. Thevalue
element is specified only when the annotation is applied to the bean class. It is only required to be specified if any of the following is true:- the bean class does not implement its local business interface
- at least one of the implemented interfaces is designated as a remote interface
- the bean class implements two or more interfaces and at
least one of the implemented interfaces is designated
as local business interfaces using
Local
annotation on the interface, and at least one other interface (excludingjava.io.Serializable
,java.io.Externalizable
, and any of the interfaces defined by thejavax.ejb
package) has no designation.
- Default:
- {}
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