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Advanced Java Programming Tasks

The document outlines an Advance Java assignment consisting of five tasks. These tasks include creating a Java applet for audio playback, a servlet for tracking user visits with cookies, an MVC application using a JavaBean and JSP, implementing a Singleton pattern for database connection management, and creating a stateless EJB for simulating banking transactions. Each task focuses on different Java technologies and design patterns.

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Advanced Java Programming Tasks

The document outlines an Advance Java assignment consisting of five tasks. These tasks include creating a Java applet for audio playback, a servlet for tracking user visits with cookies, an MVC application using a JavaBean and JSP, implementing a Singleton pattern for database connection management, and creating a stateless EJB for simulating banking transactions. Each task focuses on different Java technologies and design patterns.

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Advance Java Assignment

[Link] a Java applet that plays an audio clip when the applet is loaded. The audio clip should play in a
loop.

[Link] a servlet that tracks the number of visits for each user using cookies. Each time the user visits the
servlet, increment the visit count and display it on the webpage.

[Link] a simple MVC (Model-View-Controller) application. The Model will be a JavaBean with user
information. The View will be a JSP page displaying the user data. The Controller will be a servlet that
processes the request and forwards data to the JSP.

[Link] a Singleton pattern for managing a database connection in a J2EE application. The Singleton
class should

a)Return a single Connection object to all users.

b)Ensure that the connection is created only once and reused for all database operations.

[Link] a stateless EJB that simulates a banking transaction, transferring money from one account to
another. If the transfer fails (e.g., insufficient funds), the transaction should be rolled back

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