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Java EE Session Beans 1. Introduction Enterprise Session Beans can be broadly classified into: Stateless Session Beans Stateful Session Beans In this quick article, we are going to discuss these two main types of session beans. 2. Setup To use Enterprise Beans 3.2, make sure to add the latest version… Continue Reading ejb-session-beans

Guide to EJB Set-up 1. Overview In this article, we’re going to discuss how to get started with Enterprise JavaBean (EJB) development. Enterprise JavaBeans are used for developing scalable, distributed, server-side components and typically encapsulate the business logic of the application. We’ll use WildFly 10.1.0 as our preferred server solution,… Continue Reading ejb-intro

Introduction to EJB JNDI Lookup on WildFly Application Server 1. Overview Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) are the core part of the Java EE specification, aimed at simplifying the development of distributed enterprise-level applications. The life-cycle of EJBs is handled by an application server, such as JBoss WildFly or Oracle GlassFish.… Continue Reading wildfly-ejb-jndi

Integration Guide for Spring and EJB 1. Overview In this article, we’ll show how to integrate Spring and remote Enterprise Java Beans (EJB). To do this, we’ll create some EJBs and the necessary remote interfaces, and then we’ll run them inside a JEE container. After that, we’ll start our Spring… Continue Reading spring-ejb

A Guide to Message Driven Beans in EJB 1. Introduction Simply put, an Enterprise JavaBean (EJB) is a JEE component that runs on an application server. In this tutorial, we’ll discuss Message Driven Beans (MDB), responsible for handling message processing in an asynchronous context. MDBs are part of JEE since… Continue Reading ejb-message-driven-beans

Concurrent Strategies using MDBs 1. Introduction Message Driven Beans, also known as “MDB”, handle message processing in an asynchronous context. We can learn the basics of MDB in this article. This tutorial will discuss some strategies and best practices to implement concurrency using Message Driven Beans. If you want to understand… Continue Reading ejb-message-driven-bean-concurrency