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Websphere Sample Certification Question

sampath kandasamy
Hi
I am not sure about the answer for the below question.Can any one help me out.
Regards
Sampath

When an Web module (WAR file) accesses an EJB module, what is the BEST way for a Web module to reference the EJB interfaces and client stubs?

a) Package the EJB interfaces and client stubs into a separate EJB Client JAR file and specify this JAR file in the MANIFEST Class-path of the Web module.

b) Specify the EJB JAR file in the MANIFEST Class-path of the Web module.

c) Package the EJB interfaces and client stubs into the Web module.

d) Package the EJB and Web modules into an EAR file and specify EJB jar in the Class-path property of the EAR deployment descriptor.

pshemasundar
Answer is 'C'

kishore k
quote:
Originally posted by sampath kandasamy:
Hi
I am not sure about the answer for the below question.Can any one help me out.
Regards
Sampath

When an Web module (WAR file) accesses an EJB module, what is the BEST way for a Web module to reference the EJB interfaces and client stubs?

a) Package the EJB interfaces and client stubs into a separate EJB Client JAR file and specify this JAR file in the MANIFEST Class-path of the Web module.

b) Specify the EJB JAR file in the MANIFEST Class-path of the Web module.

c) Package the EJB interfaces and client stubs into the Web module.

d) Package the EJB and Web modules into an EAR file and specify EJB jar in the Class-path property of the EAR deployment descriptor.