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An EJB with a remote view can't be exposed as a JAX-RS resource. The answer says otherwise.

Note that the EJB exposes both a remote view and a no-interface view (by the @LocalBean annotation) and therefore AdditionService is a correct JAX-RS root resource class.

The spec is silent about what happens when both local view and remote view are exposed by a EJB resource. Did you have some code by chance that actually does this?

Yes, both Glassfish and JBoss accept an EJB exposing both remote and local views as a JAX-RS root-resource.
Note that when an EJB-container exposes multiple views it will use different proxy objects. A proxy object for a remote view has more functionality than a proxy object for a local view.

JBoss even allows an EJB with only a remote view to be a JAX-RS root resource.

Regards,
Frits

fjwalraven wrote:Yes, both Glassfish and JBoss accept an EJB exposing both remote and local views as a JAX-RS root-resource.

OK, thank you.

fjwalraven wrote: JBoss even allows an EJB with only a remote view to be a JAX-RS root resource.

That's probably not required by the spec but no one's complaining