Originally posted by Saurabh Pillai:
An appliance to get hot water generally for bathing.
Originally posted by Ankit Garg:
I have to get something over 90%.
Originally posted by Ankit Garg:
On the first pass I will solve the questions for their logic. I will look out for easy compile time errors. I think after the first pass I will be exhausted. So at the second pass I will look specifically for compile time errors in questions.
Originally posted by Akhil Maharaj:
I am trying to understand the follwoing line
� Annotations used with a setter method are ignored by the persistence provider for property-based access. �
Originally posted by Akhil Maharaj:
I understand that the foolowing code also from the same book is Property based persistence
import p1.*;
import javax.ejb.EJB;
public class Main {
@EJB
static private HelloUserBeanRemote hellouser;
public void hello()
{
hellouser.sayHello("Mr. Pradeep");
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
Main a=new Main();
a.hello();
}
Originally posted by Juggy Obhi:
I believe that when you regain the reference (to the new bean), Container should be intelligent enough to return you a bean with counter=10 and Tx1 and Tx2 performed in method1 and method2 respectively committed in the database. In other words a bean exactly similar to the original bean right before method3().