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EJB Session Bean

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What is Session Bean?

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Session beans are used to shield the client from the complexity of the business logic. They provide access to special transient business services. They are created by the client submitting the query to the database and exist as long as the client server session exists. 

Session bean components implement the javax.ejb.SessionBean interface. Client invokes the methods on the session beans to access the application in the server. 

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