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Color Key: Serious technical mistake Minor technical mistake Language or formatting error Typo Question Note Update
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Page 30
2nd sentence (1st paragraph continued from prev. page) |
the URL is listed jdbc:msql://carthage.-.imaginay.com/ora
I am guessing it should be:
jdbc:msql://carthage.imaginay.com/ora
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Page 110
Line 8 of last code example |
"Ball()"
should be
"BallImpl()"
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Page 111
6th paragraph |
It says:
The final step in making the BallImpl class distributed is to run the RMI compiler,
rmic, against it. In this case, run rmic using the following command line:
rmic BallImpl
The following line of codes explains the usage of rmic when the class is part of a
package, but here is the mistake:
rmic -d classdir baseball.Ball
But we are trying to make BallImpl distributed, not Ball, its predecesor!
Moreover, it says in the last paragraphs that 2 classes will be generated:
Ball_Skel.class (the skeleton) and Ball_Stub.class (the stub). I think the classes
generated should be:
BallImpl_Skel.class and BallImpl_Stub.class
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Page 160
4th line |
retrieving the password from the result set:
it says: actual = rs.getString(1);
instead of: actual = rs.getString(2);
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Anonymous |
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Page 187
function getCurrent |
If the Identifier id is null, a new trans object is created, and a null reference is assigned to trans.userID. I assume null should
not be used as a HashMap key, so a new trans is created again. Moreover, the null id is used as a key for the HashMap.
What is the logic behind that? Am I making a wrong assumption that a null object should not be used as a key?
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Anonymous |
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Page 199
top code listing |
Should
private void bind(PreparedStatement stmt, int ind, Iterator bindings) throws
FindException, SQLException {
....
if (val instanceof SearchCriteria) {
SearchCriteria sc = (SearchCriteria) val;
bind(stmt, ind, sc.bindings());
....
be instead
private int bind(PreparedStatement stmt, int ind, Iterator bindings) throws
FindException, SQLException {
....
if (val instanceof SearchCriteria) {
SearchCriteria sc = (SearchCriteria) val;
ind = bind(stmt, ind, sc.bindings());
....
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