Click here to become an IDUG Member. First, let's look at what classes and interfaces are required for the entities in the application. Figure 5: Comparing Settings for Primary KeysClick here for a larger imageNo XML descriptor needed to specify the primary keyIn EJB 2. You'll see how much easier and streamlined the EJB 3. I am starting to feel inadequate. Persistent Fields and PropertiesLet's now compare how persistence is declared for fields and properties. Example 1C: Session Bean in EJB 2. We all use it for the same thing, talking, communicating, and connecting. The previous post in this blog was Need Money Quick? Figure 5: Comparing Settings for Primary KeysClick here for a larger imageNo XML descriptor needed to specify the primary keyIn EJB 2. This practical session details some of the problems that working professionals have encountered in getting their applications to work elsewhere so that you can benefit from their knowledge.
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