hello there..
when i run jboss, i don't get any errors, the server is started.
but..
when i connect to localhost:8080/jmx-console/ i get an error: server

How to make one bean to see other one?
For example first is for some job, and second is for communicate with
some database and is needed by first.
best regards

I am writing a seminar about java beans technology but i don't have no idea
what to program. Has someone good idea where i can use java bean?

I set up a jsp page (say: first.jsp) with a couple of input-/entryfields in a form.
After the user entered some values he clicks on the submit button.
Normally (if all values are acceptable) the user should be forwarded to the next page (next.jsp).
If (and only then) the values are ...

  I am newbie to Java, though I know the syntax, OOP and have done
some small applications using it.  Can someone suggest me a useful
tutorial to learn java beans.
Thanks in Advance

I'm developing a web app and using struts for my view and controller.
I'm new to J2EE and was wondering if it's considered appropriate to
pass my action forms on to my model layer.  Form beans in struts I
think are considered part of my view.

Hello all of you,
I have a problem:
I want to develop an CMP  Entity bean into OpenEjb. The database i'm using
is MySql.

I'm having a terrible time installing crystal reports 10 on Tomcat.  I've
followed the instructions on the business objects website forums and
knowledge base literally, but keep getting a 'report not found in
configuration file' error.

I'm trying to find the best way of setting a custom
PersistenceDelegate for use by the XMLEncoder. Most documents I've
found say something like (for example):
XMLEncoder e = new XMLEncoder( System.out );

I'm doing this J2EE aplication using JBoss AS , JBoss IDE and Eclipse. In the aplication jar a have
a Stateless Bean that uses an instance of a value object class named EntityField. Well, I already
run the aplication before with no problem, but today I added a Message Driven Bean ...

In my Struts app - after submit - I want to validate fields that were
filled with values from a database beforehand. To fill the fields with
the old values I write the existing data into a bean and use it in my
JSP as follows:

I'm trying to develop an cliente/server aplication using j2ee. But the
aplication specification needs to send and receive files, etc.. basicly I
need I/O acess and Socket acess. If I understand correctly the is no way to
do this inside a J2EE Application Server (I'm trying to use ...

As I read in a couple of articles a BMP (Bean Managed Persistence is an EntityBean
where the programmer has to care about the SQL statements.
On the other side a DAO implements  the direct access to an SQL database.
But isn't that the same?

Ok on a Java Server Page I can use a function in two ways:
Either I declare
<jsp:useBean id="myBean" scope="session" class="mypack.mysubpack.MyClass" />
or I declare