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I am new to EJB. While going through some post i've seen versions of EJB mentioned. How do i know what version I'll be using. Rather which one to use and how?

Also please help me type a simple starter program.

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I think your query is very generic without a specific answer. The current EJB version is 3.0.
I guess you may like to go briefly through the basic EJB tutorial for the basic groundwork.

EJB is a framework like servlets which is managed by an application server. As with any framework, it has its syntax, life cycle and terminology. But in very rudimentary terms, this framework is for writing the business logic of your enterprise application along with its database persistence mechanisms.

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Anah,
Welcome to CodeRanch!

What server are you planning to deploy to? This may limit your choice of EJB. All current servers support EJB 3.0.

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Anah Dordi wrote: Also please help me type a simple starter program.


What book or tutorial are you using? EJB isn't like Java where you compile and run at the command line.

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Thanks everybody for your replies. I am using Apache Tomcat 5.5 and NetBeans IDE 6.8 I've got some Sun microsystem books for EJB.
 
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Note that Tomcat doesn't support EJB out of the box. You'll need the Open EJB plugin or the like.

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Ok how about GlassFish?
 
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