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hi,
the basic feature of EJB is u can reuse it. i would like to know that in real life projects is it normal practice? if yes then how it is different from reusing ur java class?
regards,
titu.
 
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An EJB lives in an abstraction known as a container. This container provides the EJB access to services in a standardized manner. A java class does not have access to these services.
These services are designed to reduce the complexity associated with developing enterprise quality applications that horizontally scale.
The standardization helps a project add people that know J2EE without growing them.
The standardization helps to move components from on vendor's container to another.
 
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Thanks for ur reply.
i'm sorry that i forget the role of container (services of container) while asking comparison b/w reuse of EJB and java class.
i would be thankful to u if u write few line regarding reuse of EJB.

regards,
titu.
 
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