Its been years I worked in JSF. Still if my memory serves me right, the Managed bean in JSF does NOT mandatorily be an EJB. I guess most probably it is of a POJO type. Is there any specific resaon for going with EJB as a Managed Bean Dharmendra?
The reason being, when an EJB is involved all the protocol and nuances should be in place invoking the EJB Container.
Cheers,
Raghavan alias Saravanan M.
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