[Solved] Which statement characterizes stateless session beans?

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Q.	Which statement characterizes stateless session beans?
A.	They allow the PostConstruct, PreDestroy, and PrePassivate life-cycle callbacks.
B.	They require home interfaces.
C.	When a client looks up a stateful session bean in the JNDI, the same bean is returned every time.
D.	They are asynchronous message consumers.
Answer» A. They allow the PostConstruct, PreDestroy, and PrePassivate life-cycle callbacks.

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