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See Using Help in a Standalone Mode for more information. In general, this tutorial assumes you already know something about Enterprise JavaBeans and how they fit into applications built on J2EE.

The Enterprise JavaBeans subject is large enough to fill entire books, so it's not described in detail here. However, if you happen not to be familiar with Enterprise JavaBeans, this tutorial includes brief notes along the way about, for example, what entity and session beans are.

But it's just enough to keep things moving along. For further reading, you might get started with the following:. This tutorial introduces you to Enterprise JavaBeans development with Workshop. As you work through this tutorial, you will:. We will use JBoss AS 7. Final, but you are free to use any server of your choice.

In order to use EJB make sure you add the latest version of it to the dependencies section of your pom. Make sure you add the JBoss dependencies properly as we will be using JBoss as our application server in this tutorial.

In the later part of the tutorial we will discuss in details on how to setup the maven build for the project. Note the Stateless notation on top of the class declaration. It denotes a stateless session bean. In this section we will discuss how to setup maven to build and run the application on the server. Here we have used the version 2. We have specified the ejb version as 3. The jboss-as-maven-plugin is used to deploy, redeploy, undeploy or run the application in JBoss AS 7.

This is a simple Java project using RMI to show you the basics of how to transfer a file from one computer to another. The application has two sections. Including mouse movements.

Example for this project: www. The aim of this tutorial is to motivate you for creating a very simple project using Java RMI showing an basic example of a distributed system. You may need to download Eclipse and Java JDK and get them installed on your machine regardless your operating system Windows or Linux.