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Defining the business interface
In EJB 3.0, a session bean implements a business interface, which is the interface clients use to access the session bean. The session bean can implement multiple interfaces, for example a local interface and a remote interface. We keep it simple with one local interface, EJBBankService.
The session bean wizard has created the EJBBankService interface. To complete the code:
Open the EJBBankService interface. Notice the @Local annotation.
In the Java editor, add the methods to the interface (Example | 4-5). The code is available in c:\7672code\ejb\source\EJBBankService.txt. Example 14-5 Business interface of the session bean
@Localpublic interface EJBBankService {public Customer getCustomer(String ssn) throws ITSOBankException;public Customer[] getCustomersAll();public Customer[] getCustomers(String partialName)throws ITSOBankException;public void updateCustomer(String ssn, String title, String firstName,String lastName) throws ITSOBankException;public Account[] getAccounts(String ssn) throws ITSOBankException;public Account getAccount(String id) throws ITSOBankException;public Transaction[] getTransactions(String accountID)throws ITSOBankException;public void deposit(String id, BigDecimal amount)throws ITSOBankException;public void withdraw(String id, BigDecimal amount)throws ITSOBankException;public void transfer(String idDebit, String idCredit, BigDecimal amount)throws ITSOBankException;public void closeAccount(String ssn, String id)throws ITSOBankException;public String openAccount(String ssn) throws ITSOBankException;public void addCustomer(Customer customer) throws ITSOBankException;public void deleteCustomer(String ssn) throws ITSOBankException;}
Organize the imports (press Ctrl+Shift+O). Select java.math.BigDecimal and itso.bank.entities.Transaction when prompted. Save and close the interface.
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