They seen really a lot alike.
I know one is a View and one is a EJB but the behavior is almost identical as far as I can see.
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They seen really a lot alike.
I know one is a View and one is a EJB but the behavior is almost identical as far as I can see.
I think you are confused somewhere. There isn’t any annotation called
@SessionBeanin either JSF 2.1 or EJB 3.1.There is an interface by that name, but it’s old, deprecated and you should forget it ever existed.
If you meant a
@SessionScoped@ManagedBeanvs a@Statefulbean, then the link CoolBeans posted should provide some context.