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hi all
Please let me know the SIMILARITIES and DIFFERENCE between following
1.javabeans developed on client side
2. javabeans developed on server side (we use them through JSP usebean tag )
3. Enterprise javaBeans
 
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https://coderanch.com/t/309766/EJB-JEE/java/java-Beans-VS-EJB
 
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Mr pradeep
that doesnt give me the precise answers
i wanted to know when all are javabeans ,does it means all are resuable components .if not what characteristics make all of them to be called javabeans
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All of them are javabeans AND they are reusable components.
 
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Thanks pardeep
About difference between EJB and javabeans(developed at server side)
can i say the only difference is the implicit services that we get in case of EJB.Or would u like to differentiate them on other grounds also?

Originally posted by Pradeep Bhat:
All of them are javabeans AND they are reusable components.

 
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"Client-side JavaBeans" and "server-side JavaBeans" are technically speaking the same. Originally JavaBeans were targeted for visual (GUI) components and some time later, their applicability on the server-side was recognized.
The fact that Enterprise JavaBeans were called that can be thought of as a slight screw-up as it has caused a lot of confusion among J2EE newbies. EJBs and JavaBeans are both component technologies, but they are completely unrelated regardless of the similarities in their names.
To get a good understanding of the differences, you should study both. You can start with these tutorials:
JavaBeans short course
EJB Fundamentals
 
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thanks Lasse
i have worked with both EJB and java beans .
Can u send me any reference to get differences in nutshell rather than exploring both technologies in detail...
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Originally posted by Lasse Koskela:
"Client-side JavaBeans" and "server-side JavaBeans" are technically speaking the same. Originally JavaBeans were targeted for visual (GUI) components and some time later, their applicability on the server-side was recognized.
The fact that Enterprise JavaBeans were called that can be thought of as a slight screw-up as it has caused a lot of confusion among J2EE newbies. EJBs and JavaBeans are both component technologies, but they are completely unrelated regardless of the similarities in their names.
To get a good understanding of the differences, you should study both. You can start with these tutorials:
JavaBeans short course
EJB Fundamentals

 
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Well, JGuru has a nice FAQ entry on the subject.
 
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