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Somnath Mallick
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Hi Everyone,

I would like to know that is there any way of recognizing a Stateless session bean and Stateful session bean just by looking at the code.
 
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You mean EJB code or xml ? In xml you can see from <session-type> under the <session>. Or @Stateful/@Stateless annotation in the session bean class in EJB3.

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I meant in the code...
 
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Bump!!! Haven't really got the answer to this question!
 
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Bump!!! Haven't really got the answer to this question!



Vijitha is right about looking for the annotations in code or the ejb-jar.xml for the session type. Is there something else you are looking for?

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Well if its EJB 2.1 specifications then it wont have annotations right?
 
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That's where the ejb-jar.xml comes into picture. For EJB2.x there's nothing specific in code that will differentiate a stateless and stateful bean.

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Ok! Thanks Vijitha and Jaikiran!!!
 
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