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EJB containers use connection pools to optimize access to instances of each session bean. This way the container can select an instance that already exists to field a request from a client.
Is there ever going to be an article that takes youu through create, compile, deploy, call via servlet?
I've gone through many tutorials, but they all require many other tools to pull this whole EJB process off such as JBoss (even if you're using Tomcat) and getting the App. Server o work with your IDE, such as NetBeans or Eclipse is generally an issue as well (writing the deployment descriptor varies based on the appllication server you are using).
I also thought EJB stood for Enterprise Java Bean, not Enhanced Java Bean...
I've gone through many tutorials, but they all require many other tools to pull this whole EJB process off such as JBoss (even if you're using Tomcat) and getting the App. Server o work with your IDE, such as NetBeans or Eclipse is generally an issue as well (writing the deployment descriptor varies based on the appllication server you are using).
I also thought EJB stood for Enterprise Java Bean, not Enhanced Java Bean...
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