The graphic shows three classes and the methods in the classes:

Methods in the EmployeeBenefitManager session bean (stateless):

• addNewBenefit(Long benefitId, String benefitName, String benefitDescription) : void

• countEnrollmentsForBenefit(long benefitId) : int {Remote}

• employeeCount() : int {Remote}

• listBenefits() : BenefitModel[] {Remote}

• listBenefitsOfEmployee(long employeeId) : BenefitModel[] {Remote}

• create() : EmployeeBenefitManager {Home}

Fields and methods in the Employee entity bean, a container-managed bean:

• benefits : Collection {CmrField, Local}

• commissionPercentage : Long {CmpField, Local}

• departmentId: Long {CmpField, Local}

• create() : Employee {LocalHome}

• employeeCount() : int {localHome}

• findAll() : Collection {LocalHome}

Fields and methods in the Benefit entity bean, a container-managed bean:

• benefitId : Long {CmpField, PkField, Local}

• description : String {CmpField, Local}

• employees : Collection {CmrField, Local}

• create() : Benefit {LocalHome}

• create(Long benefitId, String name) : Benefit {LocalHome}

• findAll() : Collection {LocalHome}

The Employee and the Benefit entity beans have a many-to-many relationship: an Employee can have zero or more Benefits, and a Benefit can be enrolled in by zero or more Employees.