The fundamental idea of idea of Entperise Beans is to have two parts: The
interface that is used to acces the bean and the implementation itself. The
later is stored by the application server and might even be on a remote machine.
Where you store the handle of a stateful session bean is entirely
"bakr.awad" wrote : Well it is kept at server side by the container, and it
managed by the client through sessions.
| As the user the user request a stateful session bean a unique id is created
for him at the server side and when he request it again he uses this id.
| that's all!!!
So each r
Well it is kept at server side by the container, and it managed by the client
through sessions.
As the user the user request a stateful session bean a unique id is created for
him at the server side and when he request it again he uses this id.
that's all!!!
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So it doesn't use HttpSession on the underlayer?
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It is managed by the application server.
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Felix
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