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Can entity beans call remove() method from Component interface?

 
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If yes,on which instance of the bean are we calling it??
Could someone answer this question please...
 
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Yes, you can call remove on component interface. If it is already associated with corresponding bean instance, it will be called on that. If NOT i guess Container will pick instance from pool and load it and then call remove on that.
 
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If yes,on which instance of the bean are we calling it??
Could someone answer this question please



We are talking about calling remove() on component interface that means you have a reference to the stub of a remote EJBObject that indeed is unique.

Think in this way that from where you got the remote component interface.

Hope it helps.
 
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