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Hi, 
I am currently working with JSP, EJB 
 
I have following details for different kind of beans. 
I am struggling to understand use of beans in a practical everyday applications. 
 
Can someone please &nbsp;list sample examples for me? 
 
Session Bean : Comes into existence when clients starts a session. Only open until that session from browser is alive. 
A browser session is stateless session and nothing is remembered from one click to another. A session bean will remember the task done by session. 
 
Entity Bean : Will host &nbsp;session of an object like customer, invoice. Normally persistent beans. The info is not vanished. When created will restore data from old state. 
 
Message Beans : Communicate from one tier to another 
 
Thanks
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Hi,
I am currently working with JSP, EJB 

I have following details for different kind of beans. 
I am struggling to understand use of beans in a practical everyday applications.

Can someone please  list sample examples for me?

Session Bean : Comes into existence when clients starts a session. Only open until that session from browser is alive. 
A browser session is stateless session and nothing is remembered from one click to another. A session bean will remember the task done by session.

Entity Bean : Will host  session of an object like customer, invoice. Normally persistent beans. The info is not vanished. When created will restore data from old state.

Message Beans : Communicate from one tier to another

Thanks

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