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Difference between JavaBeans and EJB

 
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Hi,
Could anyone plz tell me the difference between JavaBeans and EJB?
If they are not the same, will learning one ensure the knowledge of the other?
Are there any good books on the subject?
Thanks and regards,
Kapil
 
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The original JavaBeans are completely different from EJB.
They are more intended towards GUI components whereas EJBs
are intended for the server side of applications. You can
learn about JavaBeans at http://java.sun.com/tutorial. There
is also information about EJB on that site plus many people
like the EJB book on O'Reilly by Haefel. Hope this helps.
 
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Hi
The diff. between JavaBeans and EJB are
(1)JavaBeans are not distributed but EJB's are distributed.
(2)EJB's are basically for bussiness logic where as JavaBeans are for GUI as JIM told(Most of the casses).
First diff. is more powerfull
I hope this clue will help
Bye
Venkat
 
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