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When to use EJB technology

 
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Hi there,
please do you know when to use EJB?

I have been seeing many people saying that is not good and another
people saying that good use EJB... That's why this doubt...

bye,
André AS
 
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Welcome to Javaranch,

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HTH.
 
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What they most likely meant was that the entity bean programming model was cumbersome to work with. That was certainly the case in EJB 2, but has been changed so substantially in EJB 3.0 and 3.1 that this criticism is no longer valid.

On the other hand, many people have found that the combination of a servlet container with an ORM solution like JPA or Hibernate goes a long way. While EJB has numerous features beyond what a servlet container can provide, for pure web apps it may be unnecessary.
 
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wow... that is so nice... thank you for answering so fast...

Thank you very much again...

However I have read that EJB is very used when there are distributed systems... Could you explain more about it please?

take care,


Andre AS
São Paulo - Brazil
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