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Session and entity beans (3 messages)
- Posted by: job gunti
- Posted on: July 08 2000 02:38 EDT
Is it necessary to implement session management at the client side when an application has implemented stateful session and entity bean.If so can anybody explain the concept to implement it.Your answer should explain why we need session tracking at client side while using stateful sessions.Threaded Messages (3)
- Session and entity beans by Ed Roman on July 08 2000 18:50 EDT
- Session and entity beans by nelakuditi srinivas on July 10 2000 05:40 EDT
- Session and entity beans by Roji Jacob on July 09 2000 05:07 EDT
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- Posted by: Ed Roman
- Posted on: July 08 2000 18:50 EDT
- in response to job gunti
What is the 'client side'? A servlet? Application? Applet? -
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- Posted by: nelakuditi srinivas
- Posted on: July 10 2000 05:40 EDT
- in response to Ed Roman
applet is client side
but applets are not the best way to be used for client side as they take time to download on low bandwidth lines.
Servlets are pure server side programming.
An application can be serverside or clintside -
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- Posted by: Roji Jacob
- Posted on: July 09 2000 05:07 EDT
- in response to job gunti
Stateful session bean is not to be mixed up with session management. Both are different.