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Static data fields If an enterprise bean has static data fields then these must be read-only; this is to allow container implementations to distribute bean instances across multiple JVMs (processes) If static fields could be written to, it would be mandatory to ensure that all copies of those fields were consistently updated simultaneously, regardless of which processes they resided in As you can imagine, this would not be a trivial problem to solve It involves keeping track of all copies of the objects across the distributed environment, intercepting updates to each field no matter in which object they occur, and then distributing these updates to all object instances; and this doesn t even take into account concurrent updates that might conflict!) Synchronized keyword For the same reason just mentioned, an enterprise bean must not use the synchronized keyword to synchronize execution of multiple instances otherwise deadlocks may occur.

Mobile nancial applications include banking, wireless payments and micropayments, wireless wallets, bill payment services, brokerage services, and money transfers. While many of these services are simply a subset of their wire-line counterparts, they have the potential to turn a mobile device into a business tool, replacing banks, ATMs, and credit cards by letting a user conduct nancial transactions with a mobile device, any time and from anywhere. In this section we will look at some of the most popular mobile applications in nancial services.

grew from a small internal analysis team in the 1970s Initially the team was created to solve problems and provide decision support to American Airlines only As it grew, it became an independent corporation within AMR Corp, and it began to provide consulting and systems to other airlines, including American s competitors AMR evidently had decided that the revenue it could obtain by selling some knowledge overrode any competitive advantage it would lose by doing so The major consulting rms are in the business of selling expertise Their knowledge management efforts, which often began as internal systems, evolved into quite valuable systems that their clients use on a regular basis Success indicators with respect to knowledge management are similar to those for assessing the effectiveness of other business-change projects.

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Runtime interaction Most EJB servers do not allow runtime interaction between an application and an input device such as a keyboard; as a result, an EJB must not use the AWT functionality for input or output File I/O File I/O via the javaio package is notoriously prone to platform and environment peculiarities Therefore, EJBs must not manipulate the file system through classes in this package Rather, a resource manager such as JDBC should be used to store and retrieve data Networked servers An enterprise bean may be a network-socket client, but it is not allowed to be a network server because that would conflict with the basic function of the EJB: to serve EJB clients An enterprise bean must not, therefore, listen on a socket, accept connections on a socket, or use a socket for multicast (where the sender sends the same message to multiple recipients simultaneously).

In this example, you might see the names Customer1 and Pets Subform1 if you are using the Mountain Animal Hospital example database, because there are already forms with the names Customer and Pets Subform. The 1 s indicate that there are already forms with this name. If you were using a database where there were no Customer or Pets Subforms, the names would not have a 1 appended to them and would look like Figure 26-7. If you see these object names and want to overwrite the objects, you can change the names and continue. The new objects will replace the original objects.