Multiple choice technology architecture

Can we write a bean extends clause for extending remote interface in bean?

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

In EJB, a bean's remote interface can extend other remote interfaces using Java's extends clause. This is True because remote interfaces are standard Java interfaces that follow normal inheritance rules. A bean's remote interface can extend from other remote interfaces (or regular interfaces), allowing interface hierarchies and code reuse. The bean implementation class then implements this extended interface, inheriting all method signatures.

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