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- EJB Tutorials
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- Stateless Session Hello
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This example creates a stateless session bean.
- Entity Bean Home methods (ejbHome)
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The EJB 2.0 spec adds home methods to entity beans.
- Local Session Counter
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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
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EJB message beans are used to process message received through JMS.
- Burlap EJB Client
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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
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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
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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
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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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