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EJB Entity Beans,and message-driven beans. We then looked at session bean development in detail. In this chapter and the following one, we’ll focus on developing entity beans, which are the persistent data objects in an EJB application.

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Message-Driven Beans,c was addressed by session beans, and the need to model the data used in that logic was filled by entity beans. So, what’s left for message-driven beans, you ask? Consider that many large-scale enterprise applications must possess the ability to respond to some external event. Couple that with the r

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Java EE Essentials,l salary of an experienced consultant. Your application may be free of bugs, and cleanly coded using all the latest techniques and tools, but is it enterprise-ready? What exactly is the magic ingredient that makes enterprise development qualitatively different from run-of-the-mill development?