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I have a doubt. Is it possible that two ejb-jar file belongs to same application. Can you please explain why last option is incorrect?

Hello,
As the explanation says, "Notice that this bean has no implements clause and specifies no local or remote business view. Therefore, by default, it exposes a no-interface view (which exposes all its public methods) and is therefore accessible only from the local clients. "

The last option is talking about an ejb deployed in the same container. Not same application. Therefore, it is wrong because to be able to access the bean method in question, the other bean has to be in the same application.

HTH,
Paul.