Can stateful session beans are persistent?
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Answer / guest
Session beans are not designed to be persistent, whether
stateful or stateless. A stateful session bean instance
typically can?t survive system failures and other
destructive events
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Answer / venkat
Session Beans have Business Logic.
Entity Beans supports the persistent logic and
MessageDriven Beans have asynchronuous communication.
EJB2.1 does not support hibernate and frame
works,Inheritance.
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