[Solved] Which of the following regarding business methods in a bean class is incorrect?

Q.	Which of the following regarding business methods in a bean class is incorrect?
A.	Both session bean and entity bean business methods are always same
B.	For Java RMI API, the argument and return types must always be legal types
C.	The throws clause may include any exceptions defined by your application.
D.	None of the above
Answer» B. For Java RMI API, the argument and return types must always be legal types

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