... Example 4- 1: CalendarTest.java Example 4- 2: EmployeeTest.java Example 4- 3: StaticTest.java Example 4- 4: ParamTest.java Example 4- 5: ConstructorTest.java Example 4- 6: PackageTest.java Example 4- 7: ... program Figure 9 -40 : An About dialog box Figure 9 -41 : Password dialog box Figure 9 -42 : File chooser dialog box Figure 9 -43 : A file dialog with a preview accessory Figure 9 -44 : The “swatches” ... Figure 4- 4: Object variables that refer to the same object Figure 4- 5: Returning a reference to a mutable data field Figure 4- 6: Modifying a numeric parameter has no lasting effect Figure 4- 7:...
... excise, would forever have rendered this prince independent of his people * Journals, vol viii p 24 Southampton, it is said, merely from his affection to the king, had unwarily embraced the offer; ... mutinous spirit by which the Scots in all ages had been so much governed Lauderdale, who, from the battle of Worcester to the restoration, had been detained prisoner in the Tower, had considerable ... all the forces in Scotland, and to raze all the forts which had been erected General Middleton, 14 The History of England, Volume I, Part VI created earl of that name, was sent commissioner to...
... I'm generally agnostic on the practice 44 Building Java™ Enterprise Applications Volume I: Architecture Figure 3-8 is the result of the script in Example 3 -4 Figure 3-8 Database diagram for the ... two tables desired Example 3 -4 shows a SQL script that creates the two tables and shows the relationships described between the other application tables Example 3 -4 SQL Script to Create Events ... in. [4] The various ID columns on each table are made the primary keys for those tables Then foreign keys are set up to relate the various tables to each other, as the diagram in Figure 3 -4 details...
... com/forethought/ejb/office/Office.class(in = 43 9) (out=280) (deflated 36%) adding: com/forethought/ejb/office/OfficeBean.class(in = 805) (out= 44 5) (deflated 44 %) adding: com/forethought/ejb/office/OfficeHome.class(in = 48 0) (out= ... takes in the Integer primary key type Example 4- 4 shows this code listing 63 Building Java™ Enterprise Applications Volume I: Architecture Example 4- 4 The Home Interface for the Office Bean package ... (out= 43 0)(deflated 58%) With this archive ready for use, you can refer to Appendix D for instructions on taking the JAR from its current state to a deployable, CMP entity bean and descriptor 4. 4...
... top-level directory context Figure 6 -4 shows how the JNDI contexts relate to the directory server hierarchy (you will remember this structure from Figure 3-11) Figure 6 -4 Mapping JNDI contexts to the ... following operation: // Create a new office in an ILLEGAL WAY!! OfficeInfo officeInfo = new OfficeInfo( 245 9, "Portland", "Oregon"); This innocent-looking code fragment is a real problem; it gives the ... both needs transactions and sends financial computations across the wire, so you should use EJB 5 .4 Filling in the Blanks Well, I've spent quite a while discussing how to handle Forethought offices...
... communication to the server, adding additional layers of protection for your users' passwords 6.2 .4 Groups The next task involving directory servers is dealing with groups The manager needs to allow ... though, the conversion of group names and adding and deleting groups is all that is required 6.2 .4. 1 Getting the distinguished name As when dealing with users, you must first create a means to ... groupDN.indexOf(","); if (end == -1) { end = groupDN.length( } } ); return groupDN.substring(start+1, end); 6.2 .4. 2 Adding and deleting Next, the manager needs to add and delete groups, just as it offers the...
... you can create a similar organization for your client's classes This is shown in Figure 7 -4 Figure 7 -4 Client class hierarchy 129 Building Java™ Enterprise Applications Volume I: Architecture ... beans) Figure 8 -4 shows this configuration in action Here, the manager components are packaged in the forethoughtEntities.jar archive, and in that way, become simple entities Figure 8 -4 Logical separation ... much easier means of adding a user, but also removes any exposure of the underlying data schema 144 Building Java™ Enterprise Applications Volume I: Architecture Figure 8-5 The UserManager's add(...