EJB3: Using Stateful session Beans with JSF

I envision that a managed bean with session scope makes the use of Stateful session beans unnecessary.Is there any case we can make in favor of using Stateful session beans?Is there any best practices that I can learn about this?
[250 byte] By [jdesmeta] at [2007-11-27 8:29:32]
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Actually, JSF managed beans with session scope are a great fit when paired with stateful

session beans. The entire SEAM framework (and WebBeans JSR) are built on this pairing.

Stateful session beans are a good place for your application business logic. There is strong

transactional support in the EJB container. Stateful session beans are also a good place

for use of the Java Persistence API. I'd suggest taking a look at SEAM.

http://www.jboss.com/products/seam

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