I had gone through the links you had said it was useful in other ways but now my requirement is to access an ejb from a Web Dynpro application without using the jar file.
Thanks for your replies. I gone through the links you had specified but is it mandatory to use the jar file in the Classpath or there is any other method to access the ejb from remote client without using the Ejb.jar
To call your EJB you will need use RMI for it, so we'll the some interfaces on client side, using reflection you will continue need to interfaces of EJB.
To decouple totally, you could publish your EJB as Web Service.
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