Integrating with JEE
The Java Enterprise Edition provides an API and a runtime environment for developing and deploying enterprise applications. Further, EJB defines a set of lightweight APIs that can be used to build applications and leverage capabilities such as transactions, remote procedure calls, concurrency control, and access control.
EJB can be accessed in two modes:
Remote interface: This is where the component that wants to access the EJB is not packed together with jBPM
Local interface: This is where the component that wants to access the EJB is packed together with a jBPM service
JBPM provides out-of-the-box support for JEE integrations. It provides EJB remote and local interfaces for accessing the above-listed services.
EJB remote interfaces
The EJB remote interfaces are as follows:
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Service name |
EJB remote service class |
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Definition service |
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Deployment service |
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Process... |
