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Hari babu
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Hi All,
Suppose if i have 5 EJB's in my application, Is it good to bundle them as single jar and deploy or keep each EJB's in a seperate jar and deploy them seperately. What are the advantages and disadvanatges of these two deployements ?
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aadhi agathi
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IMHO, bundling EJBs is good. Reason is maintenance is enhanced. Nothing more nothing less.

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