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EJB3.0 in NetBeans6.1

 
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Hi All,

any one explain me how the netbeans works and how it organises the source file, classes, jars and jsps.

then how the glassfish organises the smme things.

how this two thing intract to make the application work.

i didnt understand anything, but i developed one bean and i got the answer.

some one let me know how to use this NetBeans, GlassFish.

do reply.
 
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I trust you have been through the NetBeans site for its tutorials?
 
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Hi Campbell Ritchie,

i gone through that, i created the bean and deployed.

but i dont understand anything in that,(i.e) whats happening in the background.

i need to do certofocation in tshi thats why i am asking this details.

please dont mistake me for telling like this.

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Don't know any more about it, sorry.
 
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