A Java EE application contains business logic composed of EJB beans. All current clients are Java applications accessing the business logic using RMI. Some clients are remote (running in different JVMs) and some are local (running in the same JVM). Which of the following two occur if EJB components are exposed as Web services? (Choose two.)

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A. New client applications can be built using the published WSDL to access existing business logic C. New remote clients can access business logic using RMI or web service access

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B. Current remote clients must switch from RMI to web service access.

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D. New local clients must access business logic using only RMI

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E. New clients must only be written in java to access business logic

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