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Hai,
Can u please clear me
when would we use Entity beans?
when would we use Stateless Session beans?
when would we use Stateful Session beans?
when would we use Message-driven beans?
Regards...
Vijaya.
 
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In a nutshell...
  • Entity beans - for representing persistent information
  • Stateless session beans - for representing business processing/logic
  • Stateful session beans - for representing business logic where state is required to be maintained over a longer period of time (longer than a single method invocation)
  • Message-driven beans - as an aynchronous interface (via JMS) to functionality contained within stateless session beans, or to provide a messaging interface for your app


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    Simon
    [ November 06, 2002: Message edited by: Simon Brown ]
     
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