By: aathishankaran in EJB Tutorials on 2007年02月20日 [フレーム]
Enterprise Java Beans is a server side component. Enterprise JavaBeans have three steps:
Development
Deploying
Maintenance
1. Development: In the development stage, the bean will be created and path and the classpath will be set. Then, compile all the programs and then we create the two xml programs and a jar file
2. Deployment: In the deployment stage, the deployer takes an ejb jar file and installs it into an EJB Container. The deployer's task begins with the receipt of an ejb-jar file, and ends with the installation of the ejb-jar file in the container.
3. Maintenance: In the maintenance stage, we will register the bean and then the run the server program and compile the client and the result will be printed.
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