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Session bean represents a non-persistent object implementing some business logic running on the server side as an extension of client's application.
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Beans are accessible with EJB Objects implementing the remote interface and additional services for client and container.
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EJB Object lives in a container from its creation to desruction.
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A container can contain multiple EJB classes.
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An EJB container implements the home interface of each installed enterprise bean.
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Container makes home interfaces available through JNDI when the container deploys the bean.
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Client obtains the reference of home object using JNDI.
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