Enterprise Java Beans are non-visual business logic components, which are
not usually associated with any particular display of information (web
pages, applications, etc.). Servlets are java programs that talk to a web
browser specifically, and are therefore tied to the visual display of data.
So, you can do this easily:
Web Browser <--> Servlet <--> EJB
Jonathan Baker
Fabrice Antoine wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Maybe my question will seem to be stupid but I need an answer.
>
> I hope not to receive common global answer that I can read
> on websites but practical examples.
>
> "When is it interesting to use EJB instead of Servlets ?"
>
> Thanks,
>
> Fab
>
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