| This example shows how to use the @EJB annotation on a bean class to refer to other beans. |
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| This functionality is often referred as dependency injection (see |
| http://www.martinfowler.com/articles/injection.html), and has been recently introduced in |
| Java EE 5. |
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| In this particular example, we will create two session stateless beans |
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| * a DataStore session bean |
| * a DataReader session bean |
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| The DataReader bean uses the DataStore to retrieve some informations, and |
| we will see how we can, inside the DataReader bean, get a reference to the |
| DataStore bean using the @EJB annotation, thus avoiding the use of the |
| JNDI API. |
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