Day 3. Understanding Session Beans
Session beans were first introduced in March of 1998 when Sun Microsystems published the EJB 1.0 specification.
A session bean is one type of enterprise bean that resides in EJB container. Session beans model business processes. They provide a robust way for handling sessions in a J2EE application.
Today's road map:
Learn the fundamentals of session beans, and their characteristics and types
Learn how the concepts of instance pooling, activation, and passivation are applicable to session beans
Learn session bean methods and examine their life cycle diagrams
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