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Difference between java bean and enterprise bean

What is the difference between java bean and enterprise bean? when will be used java bean and enterprise in real time projects?

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Last Update: January 22, 2009 Asked by: enjoy

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Submitted by: Vijay

Java Beans are Non-deployable components, means the state or life of javabean is not controlled by any container.EJB is a deployable component thru application servers...

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prafulkalariya

January 21, 2007 13:12:00

Jegadheesh

RE: what is the difference between javabean and entire...

Javabean- It cannot deploy themselves It can be integrated into web components.only one user use it at a time

EJB:It is a business component.It can deploy themselves.Many users use it at a time

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January 29, 2007 18:14:48

Vijay

RE: what is the difference between javabean and entire...

Java Beans are Non-deployable components means the state or life of javabean is not controlled by any container.EJB is a deployable component thru application servers...

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January 21, 2009 23:35:30

rajasekar_muthusamy

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RE: Difference between java bean and enterprise bean

Enterprise Bean:

Gives you the facility of security & transcation state management & reduction of network code. All the above facility will be provided by application server when it is deployed.

Java Bean:

Where it is the simple setter & getter method to trasport the bean from one layer to other layer.

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