What is the relationship between an EJB component, EJB
container, and an application server?
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An EJB component is an enterprise bean that runs in a
container. The container provides a platform-independent
execution environment for the bean. Containers are hosted on
EJB-compliant application servers. The vendor-specific
application servers provide a common set of services to the
containers via the EJB framework.
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Answer / devarathnam c,kotagudibanda(po
Hi...
Actually the Application server gives the services to the
EJB Container,the EJB Container provides the run-time
environment for the EJB Conponent,EJB Component full fill
the client request.
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