Q. Key technology in developing distributed applications, especially multi-tier enterprise applications.

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Q. Java-based remoting technology that allows two Java applications running in different JVMs to communicate with each other.

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Q. To expose a service through RMI, you have to create the service interface that extends:-

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Q. To call the methods on a remote service:-

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Q. Spring remoting facilities can significantly simplify the RMI usage on both the server and client sides.

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Q. There are several properties you must configure for an RmiServiceExporter instance:-

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Q. By default, RmiServiceExporter attempts to look up an RMI registry at localhost port 1099.

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Q. The Spring support classes facilitate building session beans:-

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Q. Spring EJB Support Classes for Different Types of EJB:-

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Q. EJB support classes provide access to the Spring IoC container for you to implement your business logic in POJOs and wrap them with EJB components.

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Q. OpenEJB 3.1.1 supports:-

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Q. If you want to expose EJB component for local access within an enterprise application, the preceding two interfaces should extend EJBLocalObject and EJBLocalHome.

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Q. The ejbCreate() method is the EJB hook for initialization of state, much as a JSR-250 annotated @PostConstruct() method or afterPropertiesSet() method work in Java EE 5 and Spring.

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Q. To start the OpenEJB container, you first set environment variable:-

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Q. To use Spring EJB support for your EJB implementation classes, you have to include a few Spring framework JARs:-

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Q. Interceptor to let Spring configure @Autowired elements on your EJB.

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Q. A remote stateless session bean requires annotations:-

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Q. Proxying Spring services with EJB3s, injecting custom resources configured in Spring, or even using Spring to isolate your EJBs from acquiring references to other distributed resources such as a REST endpoint or an RMI endpoint.

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Q. Annotation which decorates the PostageServiceBean:-

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Q. The interceptor obtains beans, by default, from a ContextSingletonBeanFactoryLocation.

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