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| [OpenEJB 3|http://openejb.org] is an open source EJB 3 container (OpenEJB is the EJB container used by the Geronimo application server). With OpenEJB you can deploy EJB applications along with the EJB 3 container embedded into your web application to any servlet container such as Apache Tomcat. Yes that means you can do EJBs at your hosting provider without paying extra for JBoss or other JEE application servers. (Note: JBoss has announced a similar effort underway)\\ |
| [OpenEJB 3|http://openejb.org] is an open source EJB 3 container (OpenEJB is the EJB container used by the Geronimo application server). With OpenEJB you can deploy EJB applications along with the EJB 3 container embedded with your web application to a servlet container such as Apache Tomcat. Yes that means you can do EJBs at your hosting provider without paying extra for JBoss or other JEE application servers. (Note: JBoss has announced a similar effort underway) - more info forthcoming.\\ |
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