Hi to all,
may I have a Bean inside another Bean? I mean:
BeanA = {fieldA1, ...fieldAn, BeanB}
BeanB = {fieldB1, ...fieldBn}

Sorry if this is a basic, simple, question :-P
I have a bean that retrieves data. I "set a property" for a field in
the bean that I would like to call ("the key") and it brings back the
data I want from the database - yippee!!

   I have a proprietary queue implementation that I would like to add as an
additional JMS provider, so that I can define queues that use it. I have
looked closely at the JMS/JNDI/Message-Driven-Bean(s) documentation and
XML(s), and have been left with the following questions:

Hello out there again,
Thought I would add a few more details to the problem :-)
I am using the indexed property approcach from sun: at
http://struts.apache.org/faqs/indexedprops.html

I'm having a problem or a misunderstanding with BeanInfo.
I have a class Alpha, and a class Beta.  Beta extends Alpha.  I've
created an AlphaBeanInfo class.
The following code works fine:

I've set up a straightfroward one-to-many CMR relationship with two
Entity Beans on JBoss 4 (XDoclet declarations at the end of this post).
Calling the CMR method getAddenda() that returns the Set works
perfectly from another bean, but I would like to call it from custom

I'm just starting with EJB, and there's one thing I don't
see very clear:
Where to use the EJB name and where to use the JNDI name.
Looks like the EJB name is used in the bean, and the JNDI name

I am pretty new to JavaBeans, so please excuse the question: How do I
provide a blue print for the state of a JavaBean when a nullary constructor
just isn't adequate? Can this be done at all or is the provisioning of a
nullary constructor a MUST for a JavaBean to be a JavaBean?

I am debating using the Command pattern as my primary strategy for
implementing my enterprise app business logic. The general idea is to
have only a few types of abstract commands (with various types of
transactional integrity) and implement each use case as a command. The

I've been asking for wheter it's possible to run a Swing inside Visual Basic
and that is my question.
Does anybody know how I can incorporate a button in a Visual Basic that can
popup a Swing application ?

When doing a context lookup, I get the following message:
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: NewComplaintEJB not bound
Now, the EJB seems to deploy correctly, that is there are no errors
listed in the jboss server.log file. I have added a bit of code to my

I am trying to find an old post I had but here goes another :-)
I am trying to make an application that will work under WML and from
the regular computer.

What is the best free GUI builder for Java Beans?
Any suggestions gratefully received.

I am new to J2EE, I just want a quick idea of what is possible and where to
start looking.
My app combines a remote UI and some fairly heavy duty file processing. I
don't want to do the processing in the main thread of the session bean that

I'm new in EJB programming. I'm trying to write an applicaiton running
on SUN Application Server. Is it possible to inform the server to
start one instance of the specified class automatically when
application starts? And when clients request and create EJB instances,