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compiler-checked?

 
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what does compiler-checked mean?page 230,Hfe.
[ February 24, 2004: Message edited by: pradeep arum ]
 
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Compiler checked here means when u compile the bean class which methods are supposed to be in the bean for sure. Since the bean class implements the Sessionbean interface so it has to implement the methods from the session bean interface and the compiler checks to make sure that u have implemented. since the bean class does not directly implement the home and component interface so the compiler does not check if u have implemented the methods from those interfaces.
 
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I got it now.
thanks sudhir
 
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