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A BLOG TO SHARE ERRORS AND EXPERIENCES I HAVE FACED WHILE DEVELOPING JAVA/JEE APPS. IDEA OF FEW ARTICLES ARE TAKEN FROM OTHER SITES AND URLS HAVE BEEN PROVIDED. THE EXAMPLES ADDED ARE TESTED BY ME, ARE FOR MY REFERENCES AND NOT FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSE.
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