I'm looking to implement a feature into a JSP web app which will allow users
to import a CSV file into a database. My thoughts are that the process would
involve the following steps:
1) Transfer the CSV file from client to web server.

I'm brand new to EJB.  I don't even know what spec my generated EJB
code is.  But I've got to get this thing running and I'd appreciate any
help at all.
I have an EJB called HelloWorld (original, huh?) deployed successfully

I have the following problem:
I have created a java Bean, and I use it without problems.
Now I'd want using the same instance above more jsp pages, so I declare
it as:

My backing bean has some method to get data from database. Like;
public Collection getClients() {
   Collection c = accountEntityBean.getClients();
   return c;

I am new to EJB development.  I was wondering if I could look up MDB
and obtain a reference to it and use it.
What I am trying to do is the following:
MDB_A, MDB_B, MDB_C

I installed MySql 5.0 (with installer) and before I try to add driver to
NetBeans I tried:
C:\Documents and Settings\Bajo>mysql
and got:

If I have instantiated a controller class in a JSP page (using
<jsp:useBean...>), can I call methods which have more than one parameter
from within that JSP page?
The reason I ask is that AIUI, methods with more than one parameter do not

For scalability which do you think performs better?  Assume Oracle 10g,
JBoss AS (x10), 1000 concurrent users (heavy transaction processing -
mostly reads).
a) Let Hibernate/JBoss Tree Cache perform caching of active content -

I have set-up Apache Tomcat for the first time and I'm trying to configure a
test JSP website on it. I'm attempting to use a simple JavaBean with my JSP
page and I keep getting errors relating to the JavaBean.
index.jsp is in the $CATALINA_HOME\webapps\JSPTest\WebContent