Writing a Session Bean
Now it is time, for the Bean. As stated earlier, we have two types of Session Beans: stateful and stateless. These Beans actually are similar to each other in development and code. However, what changes are the deployment descriptor and the design of the object. As we build these Session Beans, you will notice that JBuilder offers many facilities to aid in this process. For example, a Bean designer allows you to develop your Beans graphically instead of with code. The following productivity features have been integrated within the JBuilder environment to allow for quick development and deployment of your EJB application:
EJB Designer— This designer allows you to graphically build the interrelation-ship between your JavaBeans. ...
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