Package com.titan.customer

Examples of com.titan.customer.CustomerHomeRemote.create()


            // create Customers
            for(int i = 0; i < args.length; i++) {
                Integer primaryKey = new Integer(args[i]);
                String firstName = args[++i];
                String lastName = args[++i];
                CustomerRemote customer = home.create(primaryKey);
                customer.setFirstName(firstName);
                customer.setLastName(lastName);
                customer.setHasGoodCredit(true);
            }
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          javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(obj, CustomerHomeRemote.class);

        System.out.println("Creating Customer 1..");
        // create a Customer
        Integer primaryKey = new Integer(1);
        CustomerRemote customer = home.create(primaryKey);
        
        // create an address data object
        System.out.println("Creating AddressDO data object..");
        AddressDO address = new AddressDO(new Integer(10),"1010 Colorado"
                      "Austin", "TX", "78701");
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      javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(obj, CustomerHomeRemote.class);

    System.out.println("Creating Customer 1..");
    // create a Customer
    Integer primaryKey = new Integer(1);
    CustomerRemote customer = home.create(primaryKey);
    
    // create an address data object
    System.out.println("Creating AddressDO data object..");
    AddressDO address = new AddressDO("1010 Colorado"
                    "Austin", "TX", "78701");
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    // create example customer
    System.out.println("Creating customer for use in example...");
    Integer primaryKey = new Integer(1);
    Name name = new Name("Monson", "Richard");
    CustomerRemote customer = home.create(primaryKey);
    customer.setName(name);

    // find Customer by key
    System.out.println("Getting name of customer using getName()..");
    customer = home.findByPrimaryKey(primaryKey);
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