Noun
EJB (plural EJBs)
(Java programming language) Initialism of Enterprise JavaBean.
Accordingly, in practical terms EJB 3.0 is much more lightweight and nearly a completely new API, bearing little resemblance to the previous EJB specifications. Source: Internet
A client is said to have a 'view' on the EJB, and the local interface, remote interface and bean type itself respectively correspond with the local view, remote view and no-interface view. Source: Internet
Accordingly, the EJB 3.0 specification ( JSR 220) was a radical departure from its predecessors, following this new paradigm. Source: Internet
Although the EJB specification does not mention exposure as RESTful web services in any way and has no explicit support for this form of communication, the JAX-RS specification does explicitly support EJB. Source: Internet
As demonstrated, the EJB focuses only on business logic and persistence and knows nothing about any particular presentation. Source: Internet
Contrary to the EJB, the backing bean does not contain any business logic or persistence code, but delegates such concerns to the EJB. Source: Internet