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16: Introducing Enterprise JavaBeans Bean containers A bean container is the code responsible for managing beans entity, session, message driven and the various interfaces. You as a programmer do not have control over the bean container; the EJB specification does not give you access or any standard classes with which to work with them. The container affects both the client and the server part of the EJB code so that software running on a client machine may connect and communicate with the server software. From the 1.3 version of the J2EE specification, you can get a level of interoperability between containers. This effectively enables you to use different vendors for the client and server J2EE environments. For example, you can use Sun's reference implementation on the client for development, and have the server running with BEA's WebLogic for serving up the beans. Note A lot of confused terminology exists around this point of containers and servers. Some people refer to bean containers as EJB Containers and others as EJB Servers. When we mention the server in this book, we mean the complete running application that holds an EJB instance, management tools, load balancing, naming facilities, and so forth. The container is just the code that provides management of a given bean.

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