Diference between remove method of EJBhome and ejbobject

Question

Whats the differece between remove() gven in EJBObject and remove in EJBHome and when to use which.
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Answer 1

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Handles
Handles are a serialisable reference to a particular EJB or EJB Home object. As they are serialisable they can be stored for later use in a persistent store such as a file or database.
We can get a handle to an EJB's Home object using the method getHandle(). This method is defined in the interface javax.ejb.EJBHome and is implemented by the container.
Once we have a home handle we can get a reference to the Home object using the method getEJBHome().
We can also get handles for EJB's using the method EJBObject.getHandle() (EJBObject is the interface that all EJB remote interfaces extend). Once we have a handle we can invoke getEJBObject() to re-create a valid remote reference to the bean (if it still exists) and cast this reference to the appropriate type. We can also get a reference to the EJB home from an EJBObject, and use this home reference to get an EJBMetaData object.
The EJB home object also defines the method remove(Handle h) to remove beans given their handle. For stateless session beans, invoking this method will make any further calls on the object referenced by the stub invalid. For stateful session beans, the reference also becomes invalid, with the corresponding loss of any session data maintained for the client using the handle.
Invoking remove for an entity bean will physically delete the beans fields from the resource manager (database) and make the remote reference invalid.
For entity beans handles are an alternative for the primary key, for session beans handles provide the only means of obtaining and storing a reference to the bean.
from: http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/courseware/cse3450/Lectures/Module7/module.html