Originally posted by Mark Spritzler:
If your domain objects are deployed in the AS and there is a JTA Transaction in progress, then when you call session.beginTransaction() it will join the JTA transaction automatically for you, nothing to do or see here. If there is not a JTA Transaction in progress when you call session.beginTransaction(), then Hibernate creates its own internal transaction.
Basically, it is hidden from you so you don't have to worry about it.
Mark
Originally posted by Dudley Dawson:
With seam, doesn't every object in session have to be a stateless session bean?
Originally posted by Dudley Dawson:
And I believe that seam requires you to use a ubiquitous navigation/flow framework, correct?
Originally posted by Dudley Dawson:
That is, the number of inputs on each page, and their range of valid values is entirely dependent on the user's current context. Anyone know of any other frameworks that make this easy?[/QB]
please give me code if anyone has for this application.
please read question first before answering.
Originally posted by pradeep selvaraj:
Our client requires us to use 3DES to encrypt the files that we send to them. They want us to create certificates with encryption algorithm as 3DES with the hashing & receipt algorithm being SHA1.
I havent done much in security, my idea is that 3DES is like RSA. Am i correct? If so are there any tools to create certificates using 3DES?
Originally posted by Ulf Dittmer:
But sending unencrypted data over an encrypted channel is a different problem than sending encrypted data over an unencrypted channel.
Overhead is not much of a consideration, because you incur that whether your code does the encryption, or SSL does it.[/QB]
Originally posted by Silvio Esser:
Bridge pattern is another example.
You can always get JBoss. JBoss is just like Spring has lots of jar and XML files. The difference is that JBoss provides UI for configuration.
Originally posted by Silvio Esser:
I like to use the old names to describe old stuffs, like container, de-coupled, loosely-coupled, mediator, ...
Originally posted by Silvio Esser:
Another thing concerns me is that Spring is not 'light' anymore. It becomes
heavier and heavier, and even heavier than EJB.