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What is 'bean instance' in SAP BC-JAS-EJB - Container EJB?


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  • Key Concepts: A bean instance is an object created from a bean class in the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) container of the SAP NetWeaver Application Server. It is used to store and manage business logic and data in an enterprise application. The bean instance is responsible for managing the life cycle of the bean, including creating, activating, passivating, and destroying the bean.
    How to use it: Bean instances are used to create and manage business logic and data in an enterprise application. They are created by the EJB container when a client requests a bean. The container then creates an instance of the bean class and manages its life cycle. The bean instance is responsible for managing the life cycle of the bean, including creating, activating, passivating, and destroying the bean.
    Tips & Tricks: Bean instances should be designed to be as lightweight as possible to minimize resource usage. Additionally, they should be designed to be thread-safe so that multiple clients can access them concurrently without causing errors or conflicts.
    Related Information: For more information on bean instances and how to use them in SAP NetWeaver Application Server, please refer to the official SAP documentation at https://help.sap.com/viewer/product/SAP_NETWEAVER_APPLICATION_SERVER/7.5/en-US.

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