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[newbe]Two beans in jsp
How to make one bean to see other one?
For example first is for some job, and second is for communicate with
some database and is needed by first.

best regards
slawek

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Slawek Marcinkowski
10-25-04 01:56 PM


Re: [newbe]Two beans in jsp
Slawek Marcinkowski <slawek@nospam.bankier.pl> wrote in message news:<cliru3$u99$1@news.dia
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> How to make one bean to see other one?
> For example first is for some job, and second is for communicate with
> some database and is needed by first.
>
> best regards
> slawek

What do you mean by one bean to see the other one?

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Tomer Ben-David
10-26-04 08:57 PM


Re: [newbe]Two beans in jsp
Tomer Ben-David wrote: 
> What do you mean by one bean to see the other one?
How can java beans communicate each other?

slawek

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Slawek
10-27-04 08:57 PM


Re: [newbe]Two beans in jsp
Slawek <slawek@nospam.bankier.pl> wrote in message news:<clocgr$o8b$1@news.dialog.net.pl>..
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> Tomer Ben-David wrote: 
> How can java beans communicate each other?
>
> slawek

Genrealy as far as I know its just as the client knows any EJB, from
first EJB create the other (local home interface) and use it.

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Tomer Ben-David
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