EJB Insert data

The program given below describes you the way to insert data into the database using EJB. The steps involved in inserting data are as :-

1)Create an interface named AccountStatusRemote.java

AccountStatusRemote.java :-This is the Remote Interface for the Bean. Here we have used @Remote annotation to declare the class as a Remote Interface. The use of annotation here is that through it we can create a java source file which contain the bean implementation logic.

String getStatus(); String getAddress(); Integer getInsert(); :-These are the method which is to be defined in the Bean and is called in the client application.

AccountStatusRemote.java




package bean;



import javax.ejb.Remote;

import java.util.*;



@Remote

public interface AccountStatusRemote {



  String getStatus();



  String getAddress();



 Integer getInsert();

      }

2)Create a Bean named AccountStatusBean.java

AccountStatusBean.java:-This is the session bean we have created. By session bean we mean the bean which act as an agents to the client. it is generally used in controlling the business process and filling the gaps between the data of the entity beans. Here

@Stateless is the session type.

@RolesAllowed(value = {"USERS"}):-This is also the annotation which means that only users in the security role USERS can access the method declared in the Bean .

@SuppressWarnings:-SuppressWarnings are the warning which is to fix the cause of the warning.

AccountStatusBean.java


package bean;



import java.sql.*;

import java.util.*;

import javax.annotation.security.RolesAllowed;

import javax.ejb.Stateless;



@Stateless

public class AccountStatusBean implements

    AccountStatusRemote {



  private String name = "Roseindia.net";

  private String address = "sec-3,D-16/116,Rohini";

  private int insert;



  @RolesAllowed(value = {"USERS"})

  public String getStatus() {

  return "Name of the company is: " + name;

  }



  public String getAddress() {

  return "Address of the company is: " + address;

  }



  @SuppressWarnings(value = "unchecked")

  public Integer getInsert() {

  Connection con = null;

  String url = "jdbc:mysql://192.168.10.75:3306/";

  String dbName = "komal";

  String driver = "com.mysql.jdbc.Driver";

  int val = 0;

  String userName = "root";

  String password = "root";

  try {

 Class.forName(driver).newInstance();

  con = DriverManager.getConnection

  
(url + dbName, userName, password);

  Statement st = con.createStatement();

  val = st.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO employees VALUES

 
 ('ABC','CDE','Rohini','indian')");

  st.close();

  } catch (Exception e) {

  System.out.println(e);

  }

  return val;

  }

}

3)Create a client application named Main.java

Main.java:-This is the client application through which we can access the methods which are defined in the bean.

@EJB:-This is the annotation that configure the EJB values for a field or a method. Normally this annotation is a Resource annotation where it is known that the resultant is an EJB interface.

private static AccountStatusRemote accountStatusBean:-By this we have created an instance of the interface AccountStatusRemote .

Main.java


package secure;



import bean.AccountStatusRemote;

import javax.ejb.EJB;

import java.util.*;



public class Main {



 @EJB

	 private static AccountStatusRemote accountStatusBean;



  public static void main(String[] args) {

  System.out

   .println(accountStatusBean.getStatus());

  System.out

  .println(accountStatusBean.getAddress());

  System.err

  .println("========================");

  System.err

  .println("Data inserted successfully");

  System.err

  .println(accountStatusBean.getInsert()

  + "  rows affected"); 

 }

}

Output of the program

Name of the company is: Roseindia.net
Address of the company is: sec-3,D-16/116,Rohini
=====================================
Data inserted successfully
1 rows affected