D Singh

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Recent posts by D Singh

Hi
I'm running weblogic 7 and getting this exception when I do a lookup on JNDI for local entity beans from a stateless session bean. I am not able to get a handle to the local entity beans.
Error is "javax.naming.LinkException"
Could anybody please suggest.
Thanks
Deep Singh
Hi,
Could anybody please let me know if there are any institute offering struts training preferably in the east coast. I know few places offering struts training but they need minimum of 4 students to start a batch. If anybody interested in joining could contact me.
Thanks
20 years ago
Hi,
Can anybody tell me if WAS 5 supports struts, if it does what version of struts. Do we have to configure struts framework or it is an built in facility ?
thnx
20 years ago
Hi,
Could anybody tell me does websphere 5 or weblogic 7 supports struts and if they do what version of struts ?
Thanks
Deep Singh
20 years ago
Hi,
I would like to get a good grasp on casting for example from an interface to a class or from an array element to an interface etc. Could someone please let me know of a good tutorial or clarify my doubts.
thanks
20 years ago
Hi,
Could somebody please let me know quick and fast tutorial for EJB 2.0. Just a crash course that would let me know the differences between EJB 1.1 and 2.0 and help me learn ejb-ql ?
If somebody could clearly pin point major differences (except local and remote interfaces)that would be great too.
Thnx
Yeah Chris session bean would wrap entity beans.
I think you are right stored procedures should be executed through the controller which is the session bean, but my only concern is that if we have any complex queries to be executed the preferd way is to use BMP's (I think )as we are using EJB 1.1 architecture, could this cause any design or architectural problem as session bean would sometimes call CMP's and sometime BMP's ?
If there are any concerns how could we tackle them ?
Thanks Edy for a quick reply
We are using Websphere 4.0 and Oracle. We have to execute some stored procedures, for which I plan to use BMP's and for general simple database queries use CMP's. I hope this could be practically achieved without any issues or is there any alternative to this ?
Please suggest.
Hi,
Could anybody please let me know if there could be any problems with using CMP's and BMP's together in a project.