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Why these imports in AdviceClient class?
Gowher Naik
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Is there any Errata for Head First
EJB
?
In HFEJB page no-57 in AdviceClient.java i found few imports.
import javax.ejb.*;
import java.rmi.*;
i am not able to understand why above imports has been added to AdviceClient class.
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Rajan Murugan
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Try to compile the code without the imports.
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Gowher Naik
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i have tried without these imports and it compiles successfully.
So why are these imports there?
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