Network/Internet traffic is one reason. From the client to the session
bean is one thread. That one client is calling on multiple entity
beans. But since they are on the same server the data gets accessed via
the speed of the hardware (which is pretty fast). Your session bean
does your work on the server and returns the results, rather than the
client having references to all the entity beans and performing the
logic on your machine.
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