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An article on what are EJBs, what they provide, what are their different types and when and why to use them.

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An Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans

In this article we will learn what are Enterprise JavaBeans ( EJBs ), what are it's different types and why to use EJBs in your application.

What are EJBs ?
EJB stands for "Enterprise JavaBeans" which are distributed network aware components for developing secure, scalable, transactional and multi-user components in a J2EE environment.

Above definition actually describes EJBs from functional point of view i.e. what they do. A more structural definition would be : "EJBs are collection of Java classes, interfaces and XML files adhering to given rules".


 

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