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Envoking Enterprise Javabeans from a Java Applet
Hello,
I'm extremely new to EJB's so any and all help would greatly be appreciated.
I'm trying to envoke an Enterprise Javabean from a java applet. The java
applet itself is called from a JSP page on the application server itself.
Could someone please give me some information as how to start writing this
applet and how I would call it from the JSP page.
Thank you
Suraj
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Re: Envoking Enterprise Javabeans from a Java Applet
First find out how to write an EJB application (an application that uses an
EJB in your server). I'm not going to go into that because you will find
out as you learn about EJBs. Then wrap that code in an applet. Next, you
don't "call an applet". You load an applet as part of an HTML page. If you
don't already know the code for including an applet in HTML, you will learn
that too when you learn about applets. And JSP generates HTML, so given
that it should be clear how to include an applet in JSP.
PC2
"Suraj Silva" <suraj@orbtech.com.au> wrote in message
news:3c91947f$1@10.1.10.29...
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm extremely new to EJB's so any and all help would greatly be
appreciated.
> I'm trying to envoke an Enterprise Javabean from a java applet. The java
> applet itself is called from a JSP page on the application server itself.
> Could someone please give me some information as how to start writing
this
> applet and how I would call it from the JSP page.
>
> Thank you
>
> Suraj
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