Joao Pedro,
I agree with you there are experts peoploe who do the work in a breeze and
they can't even understand the starter doubts.
Ok, these people are great and are trying to support me and every one in
this list and I am really grateful for this.
Not just this, their behaviour make me mor
If you need examples of various "Hello world" samples without any magic
xdoclets you can look here:
http://www.gogis.nl/en/tutorial/docs/index.html and browse around...
Joost Kraaijeveld
Gogis
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Valter, this seems to be just what you're looking for:
http://www.roseindia.net/jboss/
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From: "Valter Nogueira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [JBoss-user] Maybe it is me
> As a experienced software devel
> For example I have a simple bean called MathStuff wich implements a single
> method: int fatorial(int n).
>
> I have compiled MathStuff (remote interface), MathStuffHome and
> MathStuffBean sucessfully and saved the class file at
> JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/myapp.ear
>
> I believe that I j
On Tue, 18 Feb 2003 08:39, Valter Nogueira wrote:
> What I don't get it is: How do I write xml config files?
I can highly recommend using XDoclet, takes most of the pain out of doing
this. You just write and annotate the bean implementation and xdoclet will do
most of the rest. (http://xdoclet
> Ok. Maybe it is me - but after been around jboss, reading J2EE and JBOSS
> books I am still unable to build a simple Hello World Session Bean from the
> ground up and put it to run.
>
> I have seen magic xdoclets templates and ant build scripts, but I didn't see
> a straight doc that told me - w
fBean
Thank you,
Valter
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Sacha Labourey and I have written a companion workbook to Oreilly's EJB
entjbeans3/workbooks/index.html
Bill
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> Sorr
You can figure it out.
I am not an experienced software developer and I have several large apps
deployed on JBoss...
Just keep reading...
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Sorry you are having some much trouble with the technology.
There are many books available that step you through the creation of EJBs
using the J2EE framework. Since JBOSS is a standards compliant platform you
should be able to get it up and running on JBOSS without too much trouble.
There is qui
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Maybe it is me
A Google search for "J2EE Tutorial" turns up the
Sun J2EE Tutorial - there's a section for session beans.
It's a decent enough tutorial.
Yes, it's more complicated than ASP/COM. Well, writing
a COM object is pretty complicate
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