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Beginning EJB 3 Application Development: out-of-container and in-container

 
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Hello,

Could you explain the various implications of
"out-of-container" and "in-container" persistence?

Cheers,

Gian
 
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Well, if you are in the container you get all the nice services provided for your. Out of the container, you will need to include them. For instance, JPA requires a Connection Pool, so outside the container you will need to include a Connection Pool API, say for instance C3PO. Same thing with Transactions.

Mark
 
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