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a simple question about EJB

 
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what's the difference between jsp ejbclient and java application ejbclient?
 
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Hi gardliu
In both cases you have to perform the jndi lookup.
Using RMI you get access to WLS resources.
What I think is that using JSP EJBClient you have GUI mode but in the case of java application client, you dont have GUI. Generally, I use java application client to testing my bean for Database access and for other purpose.
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Thanks for your answer!
Are there any others,such as transaction demarcations!
[ January 16, 2002: Message edited by: gardliu ]
 
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