Chapter 7. EJB clients
In this chapter, we describe EJB clients. We provide a list a client types and programming techniques, including the use of relationships, inheritance, and finder methods.
We then provide guidelines for client design through the use of the model-view-controller pattern, access beans, and the session facade pattern.
Finally, we compare the different design techniques.
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