Basic question concernign EJB class

Hi,
I can not understand why a EJB bean class implements methods defined in the remote interface but not 'implements' that interface itself.
who 'implements' that remote interface.
thanks a lot for your time.
Benjamin

Hi !
The remote inteface inturn has the signatures of all the methods present in the Bean class and not the vice versa and hence u see all the complete bussiness methods in the Bean interface.
Hope i am clear
Regards,
Vin

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