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Head First EJB
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Head First EJB

by Kathy Sierra, Bert Bates
October 2003
Beginner
734 pages
16h 56m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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Beanifying your movie database

Imagine you have a movie application (it isn’t making the folks at imdb.com nervous, but it works for you).

You can use it to look up a movie.

Once you have a movie, you can use it to launch the movie trailer.

You can do all kinds of searches to, say, find all sci-fi movies, or find all action movies by a specific director.

We can make beans for Movie, Trailer, and Director. But how do they map to the database? And how do they relate to one another?

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Movie Table

MovieID

Title

Genre

DirectorID

Note

a foreign key into the Director table

Year

12

Crouching Pixels, Hidden Mouse

Action

42

2000

5

The Fifth Array Element

Action

27

2003

22

The Return of the Bean Queen

Fantasy

27

2001

11

Lord of the Loops

Sci-fi

42

2002

Director Table

DirectorID

OscarWinner

Degrees

Name

27

TRUE

3

Jim Yingst

42

FALSE

6

Jessica Sant

56

FALSE

24

Skyler Safford

17

FALSE

5

John Dawson

Note

Director doesn’t have a reference to his movies.

Trailer Table

TrailerID

FileName

12

Crouching Pixels, Hidden Mouse Trailer

5

The Fifth Array Element Trailer

22

The Return of the Bean Queen Trailer

11

Note

The trailer’s primary key always matches the MovieID

Lord of the Loops Trailer

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