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@Stateless(name="What is the use of this?" )

 
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In @Stateless( name="something...", mappedName="something else...")

mappedName => is the vendor specific JNDI name

name => What is the use of this ? How are we going to use this and when?

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A "name" uniquely identifies a EJB within a deployment unit. Although it may not be used during lookup, its there to identify a bean in a deployment unit. This most of the times is used internally by the application servers.
 
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Thank you Jai. I got it.
 
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