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EJB or HIbernate better one?

 
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Hi all,
I am working in Hibernate and planing to learn EJB, is it a good jump? I know very little about EJB so can any one gimme a small introduction ? kindly waiting for your reply.

Thanks & Regards ,

Priya.
 
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This has been discussed quite a lot in the Object Relational Mapping forum.

Hibernate is considered to be a lot more lightweight because you can use it to persist POJOs, whereas EJBs (specifically Entity if we are talking persistence) are a lot more heavyweight. This however is excpected to change with the release of EJB3.

Have a look through the posts in the ORM forum and you will see all these points discussed.

Cheers,

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