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We have two beans in a system. One is running in weblogic server and other one is running in the websphere server. Can I use Local interface to interact between these two beans?
 
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Local Interfaces in EJB are meant to reduce a remote call on an Enterprise Bean. What this means is, if 2 Enterprise Beans A and B are in the same EJB Container, Bean A can call Bean B using it's local interface. If you deploy Bean A in Weblogic Server 1 and Bean B is Weblogic Server 2, then you would be making a remote call from Bean A to Bean B anyway.
 
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