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During my experience with Oracle, I have become very engaged in the user community. I ve been a frequent visitor on the Oracle Technology Network forums and the Oracle-L list and have become a regular participant and contributor at user group conferences and other events. My experience started with seeking help and gradually shifted towards helping others with their issues. My growth in Oracle has correlated with the booming popularity of the Internet, over which it becomes very easy to both seek and give advice. While the Internet increases community participation, it also causes some dysfunction that can lower the quality of the information. Many times I have seen online discussions branch into controversial arguments in which the combatants are going by guesswork. It is surprising how few people will stop to test what really happens, and instead will battle endlessly over what might happen or what they believe ought to happen. While my contributions to the community have been usually rather technical, this chapter is more generic and rather motivational reading. My first attempt at a motivational contribution was creating BattleAgainstAnyGuess.com, or the BAAG Party for short, in June 2007. This is where the title of the chapter comes from. The trigger to establish the BAAG Party was coming across yet another quest for guess-based solutions on the Internet; and I wanted something generic to refer to every time I see such symptoms. Thus, I want to start this chapter by showing some examples of guess-provoking questions.

At runtime, the Manning website engine would detect that the authors of the EJB3InAction book really are Larry, Moe, and Curly, and not Debu Panda, Reza Rahman, and Derek Lane. This is an invaluable feature if you develop enterprise applications that can be deployed to a variety of environments. In the simplest case, the differing environments could be a test and a production server. In the most complex case, you could be selling shrink-wrapped enterprise applications deployed to an unknown customer environment. The most obvious way of mixing and matching annotation and XML metadata is to use XML for deployment environment specific configurations while using annotations for everything else. If you really don t like annotations, that s fine too. You can avoid using them completely in favor of XML deployment descriptors. We ll primarily focus on annotations rather than deployment descriptors in this book simply because they are so much more intuitive to look at and explain. Common metadata annotations Obviously, EJB defines its own set of standard annotations. We ll be discussing these annotations throughout this book. During the course of developing Java EE 5.0, it became apparent that the Java EE container as a whole could use some of the annotations geared toward EJB 3. In particular, these annotations are extremely useful in integrating EJB with the web/servlet tier. Some of these annotations were separated out of the EJB 3 spec and christened common metadata annotations. These annotations are a core part of what makes EJB 3 development, including dependency injection, easy. Table 2.1 lists some of the major common metadata annotations. We ll discuss them throughout this part of the book, starting with some of the most fundamental ones in this chapter.

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Figure 5-11. The generated mdf file used by the Membership type If you examine the Solution Explorer perspective in Visual Studio 2005, you will also find that a data connection has been added to your project. Here you can view the database objects that are being manipulated in the background by the Membership type (see Figure 5-12).

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This value will show up in the list of Features deployed to your site. The description will show up underneath the title in the list of Features.

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------|| // Accessors / Mutators ----------------------------------------------------|| //--------------------------------------------------------------------------|| /** * @return the street */ public String getStreet() { return street; } /** * @param street the street to set */ public void setStreet(final String street) { this.street = street; } /** * @return the city */ public String getCity() { return city; } /** * @param city the city to set */ public void setCity(final String city) { this.city = city; } /** * @return the state */ public String getState() { return state; } /** * @param state the state to set */ public void setState(final String state) { this.state = state; } /** * @return the zip */ public String getZip()

Start XNA Game Studio 2.0 by clicking the Start button and selecting Programs. Find Microsoft XNA Game Studio 2.0, click it, and select Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 (or Microsoft Visual C# 2005 Express Edition if you installed the free version).

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