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ServletsDeveloping Entity Beans
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Published: 10th Aug 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: ServletsBy Sams Publishing Go to page: 1 2 3 Next This material is from Chapter 23: Servlets from the book JBuilder Developer's Guide (ISBN: 0-672-32427-X), written by Saleem Siddiqui, Michael Landy, and Jeff Swisher, published by Sams Publishing . © Copyright Sams Publishing. All rights reserved. Entities have a singular purpose: to represent an entity of data from a given data source. This typically represents a record within a database. The beauty of this component is the capability to...n
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