What is the difference between EJB and J2EE ?

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sriram

  • Jun 10th, 2006
 

J2EE is an application server that includes an EJB container.So EJB is part of J2EE

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Nanda

  • Jun 18th, 2006
 

J2EE is a Software which works as backround infrastructure for our application , and EJB(container) is a part of J2EE Architecture .EJB is useful for Distributed Application.

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James Samuel

  • Oct 27th, 2006
 

J2EE is Java 2 Enterprise Edition.J2EE is Sun's preferred Java platform for multi-tier enterprise applications.J2EE enhances J2SE with: * Enterprise Java Beans(EJB) components * Java Servlets API * JavaServer Pages * XML J2EE is Platform and EJB are middleware objects written in Java langauge and deployed inapplication servers

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