What is the TX operational difference between Session Bean
and Entity Bean?
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Answer Posted / janet
1.Session Bean may or may not be used for TX operational
operations,even they are used for TX's bean developer itself
responsible to update the bean values into DB.
2. EntityBeans are specially designed for TX operations
where bean develop is only responsible for updating bean
values,where the bean values were updated into DB by
executing one additional function called ejbStore().
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