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What is UNSIGNED applet?

 
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Can anybody help me to get the answer of following questions.
1. What is base class for JSP's?
2.What is diffrence between EJB and Java Beans?
3.What is UNSIGNED applet?
4.difference between multiple windows and multiple instance of browser?
5.increments in units in Horizontal and vertical bars
 
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Not to be mean or cruel, why don't you try answering the questions and we can help you get them straightened out. A good place to look is in a book or a search on google. This is the only way you get to learn.
Eric
 
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This is a dupe of the very same set of questions posted under a different topic yesterday.
Nadeem, please do not repeat post.
And as Eric points out in this topic, and I pointed out in the other, JavaRanch is not the place to come to get your homework done for you. You will find much help here, but you must make the effort to do your own work.
I am closing this topic. Please continue any discussion here.
bear
[ January 09, 2004: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
 
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