javabeans

Are they different or they are used interchangeably? If they are Different, then what made them different from each other? A JavaBean is just a plain old Java object that conforms to certain conventions including the use of accessor functions (getFoo/setFoo) for member access, provision of a default constructor and a few other things like that. An Enterprise JavaBean is a component in a Java EE application server which comes in several flavours, the details of which vary by which version of Java EE you're talking about (or, more specifically, which specific set of EJB specifications are

I have a Java service that uses Spring and CXF. The code is from a previous developer and I'm providing maintenance, but I'm seeing this in the logs -------------------------------------- Apr 16, 2013 1:44:11 PM org.apache.cxf.interceptor.AbstractLoggingInterceptor log INFO: Inbound Message ---------------------------- ID: 33 Address: /MyApplication/endpoint Encoding: UTF-8 Http-Method: POST Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded Headers: {content-type=[application/x-www-form-urlencoded], connection=[close], host= [localhost:8080], Content-Length=[11504], user-agent=[Apache-HttpClient

I am working on application with jsp, jstl and jsf for my college project, thats being said, I am as well very new to jsf. Everything is going great so far. However, I seems to have a problem figuring out how to do redirect from managed bean to page with dinamyc parameters. For example article.jsp?article_id=2 Can somebody tell me how it is done ? I been trying to use somethinng like FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().dispatch("faces/article.jsp2?article_id=" + articleId); But get error: javax.servlet.ServletException: #{postComment.postClick}: javax.faces.FacesException:

I have just broken up a Spring bean configuration file into smaller external files and have used the the "import" directive to include them in my Spring Test application context XML file. But whenever I reference one of the beans from the imported files I get a warning within Eclipse/STS/Spring XML editor complaining that "referenced bean 'foo' not found" Is this is a bug or is it me? It's really annoying because I don't want to disable the warning, yet at my company we try to eliminate all warnings. It really annoyed me too! I'm not sure when this feature was introduced, but with later

I've looked over the documentation to define a bean. I'm just unclear on what class file to use for a Mysql database. Can anyone fill in the bean definition below? <bean name="dataSource" class=""> <property name="driverClassName" value="" /> <property name="url" value="mysql://localhost/GameManager" /> <property name="username" value="gamemanagertest" /> <property name="password" value="1" /> </bean> Both the answers are appropriate for the question. But just for an FYI if you're going to use DriverManagerDataSource as your datasource, every call to your datasource bean will create a new