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Developers evaluating CMP should also look
at Amber as an alternative persistence framework.
- User's Guide
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- EJB Misconceptions
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Since EJB 2.0 is a dramatic change from previous EJB
specifications, there are a number of preconceptions about EJB
that no longer apply.
- CMP Relations Catalog
- CMP Performance
- Reference
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- EJBServer
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The Resin-CMP EJB Server is implemented as a JNDI resource.
- Resin EJB Configuration
- EJB-QL Syntax
- XDoclet tags
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XDoclet tags
- CMP Tutorials
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- Basic CMP
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Scenario: Headmaster Dumbledore needs a database of Courses.
- Finding Entity Beans with EJB-QL
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Scenario: Headmaster Dumbledore needs to list all the courses and find the
Potions instructor.
- Creating and Removing Entity Beans
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Scenario: Headmaster Dumbledore adds two courses to the curriculum,
then changes his mind and removes them again
- Container Persistent Relations
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Scenario: Professor Snape wants to know which students live in which house
- ejbSelect for more EJB-QL queries
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Scenario: Professor McGonagall needs a list of all the boys in a house
- One-to-One Entity Relationship
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Scenario: At Hogwarts every Professor teaches one
Course.
- Many-to-Many Entity Relationship
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Scenario: Professor McGonagall needs to see everybody's
schedule as well as an enrollment list for every class
- Map Relations and Compound Primary Keys
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This tutorial introduces compound primary keys and map relations.
Both were initially supported in Resin-CMP 1.0.4.
- CMP Scrapbook
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A repository of notes and comments that will
eventually make their way into the documentation. Please
treat the information here with caution, it has often not been
verified.
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