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Yes, though it may be tricky to set up. I am currently working on abstracting the J2EE SOA out of the developer’s perspective altogether by the use of Bean/Entity binding (see Beans tutorial). This is intended to hide the unnecessary service layers (JNDI, delegates, session facades, etc.) that most J2EE developers are forced to contend with.
