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+package examples.session.stateful;

+

+import javax.ejb.*;

+

+/**

+ * A Stateful Session Bean Class that shows the basics of 

+ * how to write a stateful session bean.

+ * 

+ * This Bean is initialized to some integer value. It has a 

+ * business method which increments the value.

+ *

+ * The annotations below declare that:

+ * <ul>

+ * <li>this is a Stateful Session Bean

+ * <li>the bean's remote business interface is <code>Count</code>

+ * <li>any lifecycle callbacks go to the class <code>CountCallbacks</code>

+ * </ul>

+ */

+

+@Stateful

+@Remote(Count.class)

+@Interceptors(CountCallbacks.class)

+public class CountBean implements Count {

+

+    /** The current counter is our conversational state. */

+    private int val;

+

+    /**

+     * The count() business method.

+     */

+    public int count() {

+        System.out.println("count()");

+        return ++val;

+    }

+

+    /**

+     * The set() business method.

+     */

+    public void set(int val) {

+        this.val = val;

+        System.out.println("set()");

+    }

+

+    /**

+     * The remove method is annotated so that the container knows

+     * it can remove the bean after this method returns.

+     */

+    @Remove

+    public void remove() {

+        System.out.println("remove()");

+    }

+

+}