EJBs are used in enterprise (ie a company much bigger than mine)
for encapsulating business logic and are built for distributed
applications. You can't access EJBs using the <jsp:useBean...>
tag. Also EJBs use a different engine than JavaBeans, for
example, I am using Resin which doesn't support EJBs (at least
not that I can find in the documentation) but can be used for
JavaBeans, JSP and Servlets. If you need a more technical anwser
try the JavaBean faq on JGuru, you can start here
http://www.jguru.com/jguru/faq/view.jsp?EID=1109
> OK fine,but when u say <jsp:usebeans.....then u instantiate
> component on cleint or on server.
> What is the difference between JavaBeans and EnterpriseJavaBaans....
> Urgent Please.....
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