Shanthi Priya

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Hi Ranchers,
I am new to Eclipse IDE. I am using j2sdk1.4.2_04. I want to see the documentation for all jdk classes like(System class, Java.lang.Object classes etc..) when i try to see that from eclipse it says class file editor source not found. when i open the same thing in my office where i work i could see the full documentation for it. I heard that javadoc does all the documentation for the jdk classes. how do i configure that please help me

Thanks in advance!
[ September 09, 2004: Message edited by: Jeanne Boyarsky ]
Hi ranchers,
I am novice to sax and dom parsers. I have to convert a simple xml file to java object and then convert the java object back to xml for ex:
i want to convert simple.xml

<addressbook>
<person>
<fistname>james</firstname>
<lastname>bond</lastname>
<address>usa</address>
</person>
<person>
<fistname>micheal</firstname>
<lastname>jannet</lastname>
<address>usa</address>
</person>
</addressbook>

parse this xml using sax or dom parser and convert to java object(sample.java) and then convert the object to output.xml

please help me!!!

Thanks in advance,
Priya.
Hi,
I am novice to servlets i have a simple question regarding servlets
In earlier versions of webservers servlets are not deployed in web container the class files are simply copied to classes directory but in later versions servlets are deployed by editing the web.xml. What difference does it actually make? what are the advantages of deploying??

Thanks in advance,
priya.
20 years ago
Thanks Sujatha and Boson

I also want to know actually what does findXXX() method do??
Hi raunchers,
A session beans must have atleast one or more create() methods but an entity bean can have zero or more create() methods and atleast one findbyprimarykey(). Why??
Hi group,

While creating a bean instance can the home interface create() method directly invoke the beans newInstance() method with out intercepting remote interface in middle? becoz all the bean methods are accessed via remote interface!?

Please help!
Thanks.
Hi ranchers,
Session beans must have atleast one or more create() methods and Entity beans can have zero or more create() methods. why??

Thanks!
Hi,
I am novice to EJB. I got confused with some naming conventions can anyone please clear these

Q) Is EJBObject and RemoteInterface object one and the same?? or Is EJBObject same as bean instance.??

This seems to be very silly but please clear this.

Thanks in advance!
Hi,
I am novice to EJB. I got confused with some naming conventions can anyone please clear these

Q) Is EJBObject and RemoteInterface object one and the same?? or Is EJBObject same as bean instance.??

This seems to be very silly but please clear this.

Thanks in advance!
when client invoke create() method in home interface this causes the container to invoke newInstance() on bean class to create new bean instance, next container calls setSessionContext() followed by ejbcreate().
correct me if i am wrong!

My question is
Q) can container call bean class newInstance() method from the home interface?
Q) whats purpose of setSessionContext() method and what will it return??
Q) If newInstance() method creates new bean instance then why ejbcreate???
when client invoke create() method in home interface this causes the container to invoke newInstance() on bean class to create new bean instance, next container calls setSessionContext() followed by ejbcreate().
correct me if i am wrong!

My question is
Q) can container call bean class newInstance() method from the home interface?
Q) whats purpose of setSessionContext() method and what will it return??
Q) If newInstance() method creates new bean instance then why ejbcreate???
Hi,
I am novice to ejb. I am confused with the difference b/w what create() and ejbcreate() does??? please help me.

Thanks in advance..