what is the difference between stateless and stateful
sessions?
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Answer Posted / rajshekaran pillai
In case of a Stateful session bean a state called passive
state exists in its life cycle. The EJB container uses a
lease recently used algorithm to decide to passivate the
bean i.e move it from memory to secondary storage. Whenever
the client calls any business method on the bean it is
activated.
Whereas a stateless session bean is never passivated
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