Enterprise JavaBeans
From Oracle FAQ
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) is a Java standard for creating reusable server components for building enterprise applications. They facilitate writing code that accesses data in a database like Oracle.
EJB allow developers to focus on the actual business logic without having to worry about the GUI or how to connect the working parts. EJB systems are also platform independent (written in Java), object oriented and can be implemented into existing systems with little or no recompiling and reconfiguring.
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