There is nothing in M$ suite which comes close to EJB. COM+ with DNA is
something similar to EJBs. But as you know they are great software with
great security features.
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Chandra
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Hello Hari,
You can make your classes impossible to reverse engineer or unjar, by
encrypting them using an 'vanishing key' algorithm proposed by Prof Michael
Robin. It is mathematically proven that you can't break it while all the
algorithm like RSA, DES can be broken theoretically. But what
check out this standalone opensource app which is cute and cool.
http://isql.sourceforge.net/
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Chandra
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You can find a lot of examples either at JavaMail page at Sun site or
jguru.com FAQ for javamail. For example, see the following link
http://www.jguru.com/faq/view.jsp?EID=30251
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Chandra
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see FOP prject at xml.apache.org
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Chandra
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Hello,
Does anyone cann tell me what are the ldap schema queries for bigfoot.
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Chandra
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No they are not the same. ServletContext is application variable in jsp
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Chandra
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secs until your FormProcessingBean
is done. Of course, FormProcessingBean has to process the request in a
separate thread of execution.
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Chandra Patni
Oracle Corp
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will NEVER suggest you finalize() method to do some 'smart things'. By
overriding finalize(), you are effectively increasing the life of the object
as GC now has to deal with this object at least twice.
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Chandra Patni
Oracle Corp
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. The
datasource object may be JNDI administered object which facilitate vendor
agnostic code. Additionally, it is recommend method over
DriverManager.getConnection() which is may potentially deprecate in future.
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Chandra Patni
Oracle Corp
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ratio. You can be pretty sure to see very
good performance inspite of the fact that you are creating lots of object. I
don't mean that you create lots of objects to get better performance :).
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Chandra Patni
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for pool oraclePool_JMINI
At 01:26 PM 6/13/2001, Chandra Patni wrote:
With JDBC 2.0, you don't have to resort of 3rd party pooling classes. A
preferred way of using connection pool object is to use JDBC2.0 optioanal
package compliant driver (Oracle driver complies with these spec) and the
create
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