J2EE, Java, Managed beans, Managed objects, Non-managed bean, Non-managed object

Managed vs. non-managed: What is the difference in Java world?

Managed: Anything managed out–side of Java EE container (typically coded for Java SE). Managed objects can run outside of/or without java EE container.

 

Non–managed: Anything managed by the Java EE container (such as EJB, etc.). Non-managed objects require a Java EE container to run.

Published by Sandeep S. Dixit

Software developer

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