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Resin 3.0
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EJB Tutorials
Stateless Session Hello

This example creates a stateless session bean.

Entity Bean Home methods (ejbHome)

The EJB 2.0 spec adds home methods to entity beans.

Local Session Counter

This example creates a local counter using a session bean. Session beans have a similar API to stateless session beans, but have internal state.

EJB Message Bean

EJB message beans are used to process message received through JMS.

Burlap EJB Client

Configuring an EJB client using the Burlap protocol uses the BurlapContextFactory as a JNDI link. The client will use JNDI to lookup the EJB home interfaces.

Hessian Clients

Configuring an EJB client using the Hessian protocol is similar to using Burlap, only the names change. BurlapContextFactory as a JNDI link. The client will use

CORBA/IIOP

EJB 2.0 requires servers to implement CORBA/IIOP as a wire protocol. So in addition to the (preferred) usage of Burlap and Hessian as protocols, Resin-EE makes CORBA/IIOP available.

CORBA EJB Client
EJB Scrapbook

A repository of notes and comments that will eventually make their way into the documentation. Please treat the information here with caution, it has often not been verified.


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