Choose the statement that best describes the use of Enterprise Beans as JAX-RS root resources:
A.
An Enterprise Bean can be made a JAX-RS root resource only if EJB-specific features such as
transaction management or security validation
are not used.
B.
JAX-RS imposes no limitations on the characteristics ofthose Enterprise Beans that can be
exposed as JAX-RSresource classes.
C.
An Enterprise Bean that is exposed as a JAX-RS root resourcecan no longer be used directly
as a remote bean itself – thebean
implementation class can be accessed via the remote EJBdistributed framework (RMI), or a JAXRS root resource, but not both concurrently
within the same application.
D.
An Enterprise Bean that is exposed as a JAX-RS root resource supports all the same features
as a JAX-RS resource that it supports as an
EJB.
Explanation: