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hbartolin
 Post subject: Ejb vs. Servlet
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I am familiar with EJB and only wrote hello world in servlet, client was plain Java Swing application. So far, I didn't use any Object-Relational mapping tool and it sounds like with Hibernate you can have functionality in servlet like you have with EJBs. Another issue is application server itself.
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:-) Thanks.
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