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... are registered on the components■ The JavaBeans components that capture the data and process the application-specic functionality of the componentsOn request from the client, the view is rendered ... world;}} The example backing bean sets the value of the variable world with the string "HelloWorld!". The @ManagedBean annotation registers the backing bean as a resource with the JavaServer ... ends with the followingactivity: The client makes a request for the web page, and the server responds with the page. The lifecycle consists of two main phases: execute and render.During the execute...

... www.wowebook.comwww.it-ebooks.infoptg The Java EE 6 TutorialBasic Concepts Fourth Edition www.it-ebooks.infoptgIntroductionPart I introduces the platform, the tutorial, and the examples. This part contains the following ... 261 The Lifecycle of a Stateful Session Bean 261 The Lifecycle of a Stateless Session Bean . 262 The Lifecycle of a Singleton Session Bean 262 The Lifecycle of a Message-Driven Bean 263Further ... Creating the Enterprise Bean . 265Coding the Enterprise Bean Class 266 Creating the converter Web Client . 266 Building, Packaging, Deploying, and Running the converter Example . 267Modifying the...

... under the Resources group.• Frameworks. These files contain tools that the iPhone SDK uses. The editor part of the window (the big white area in the lower right) shows the code that runs when the ... In the iPhone Simulator, the image on the left shows the ap-plication running, and the one on the right shows the application’s icon on the home screen. It won’t fit in your pocket, but the ... corporate@oreilly.com.May 2010: First Edition. The Missing Manual is a registered trademark of O’Reilly Media, Inc. The Missing Manual logo, and The book that should have been in the box” are trademarks...

... of the United Nations Rome, 1996 The designations employed and the presentation of material in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the ... only the development of specific culture techniques, but in most cases also the production and use of live food organisms as feed for the developing larvae. The present manual describes the ... meet all these requirements and usually result in poor growth and survival in small fish larvae such as the Gilthead seabream. On the otherhand live food organisms seem to meet all the necessary...

... According to the algal concentration, the volume of the inoculum which generally corresponds with the volume of the preceding stage in the upscaling process, amounts to 2-10% of the final culture ... seriously reduce the time required for upscaling. The lag in growth is attributed to the physiological adaptation of the cell metabolism to growth, such as the increase of the levels of enzymes ... Also, the quality of the harvested cells may be less predictable than that in continuous systems and for example vary with the timing of the harvest (time of the day, exact growth phase). Another...

... can be the case after a long shipment) the risk of loosing the complete initial stock is too big and in these instances the rotifer should be disinfected at sublethal doses; the water of the rotifers ... disinfectant. The eggs are then separated from the dead bodies on a 50 µm sieve and incubated for hatching and the offspring used for starting the stock cultures. However, if the rotifers do ... the intestinal tract of the rotifers are killed as well. The concentration of the disinfection products differs according to their toxicity and the initial condition of the rotifers. Orientating...

... deionised water· heat the starch solution until it becomes clear · dissolve in the mean time the KI · stock the two labelled bottles in the refrigerator · to check the presence of chlorine, ... oral delivery of vitamins, chemotherapeutics and vaccines. Furthermore, a better knowledge of the biology of Artemia was at the origin of the development of other Artemia products, such as disinfected ... membrane of the cyst bursts (= “breaking”) and the embryo appears, surrounded by the hatching membrane (Fig. 4.1.2.). While the embryo hangs underneath the empty shell (= “umbrella” stage) the development...

... the hatching membrane becomes visible. The embryo then leaves the shell completely and hangs underneath the empty shell (the hatching membrane may still be attached to the shell). Through the ... results in the breaking of the cyst envelope, at which moment all the glycerol produced is released in the hatching medium. In other words the metabolism in Artemia cysts prior to the breaking ... + 6 + 10 The decapsulation procedure involves the hydration of the cysts (as complete removal of the envelope can only be performed when the cysts are spherical), removal of the brown shell...

... fish hatchery production. The latter is particularly important since it was the missing link in the development of commercial production. Furthermore, the quality of the fry in terms of stress ... quality). Then the nauplii are collected on a filter using a fine mesh screen (< 150 µm), which should be submerged all the time so as to prevent physical damage of the nauplii. They are then ... feed the same weight of starved meta-nauplii to the predator (Léger et al., 1986). On the other hand, instar II stages may be more susceptible to digestive enzyme breakdown in the gut of the...