Valter,
Good luck for your future developements and don't hesitate to come back if
you need help !
Seb ;-)
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Sebastian,
By know I can tell that I am familiar with Java and I have some
understanding about EJBs.
EJBs are not much diferent from COM stuff, since they have a proxy interface
(remote/local), a class factory interface (home/local home) and the
implemetation, that can be directy instantiated
ent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 12:57 AM
Subject: [JBoss-user] Re : Maybe it is me
> Hi,
>
> Just a few questions ...
>
> Are you familiar with Java ?
> Are you familiar with J2EE ?
>
> If your answer is 'no' to both questions, then you should reconsider your
Hi,
Just a few questions ...
Are you familiar with Java ?
Are you familiar with J2EE ?
If your answer is 'no' to both questions, then you should reconsider your
technological choices.
J2EE is a powerfull system, but it's not a trivial API that you can
understand in 30 minutes.
Starting with J
