The much-anticipated second edition of one of the most influential EJB books in the industry. Get ready to jumpstart your Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) development! Renowned EJB authority Ed Roman and his expert team have taken the bestselling first edition of this book and updated it to cover EJB 2.0. The new edition covers the basics of EJB, plus tougher advanced concepts , showing you both the good and bad in building real-world EJB applications. You'll learn about such exciting topics as EJB design strategies, EJB relationships, and persistence best practices. And all you need to know to get started with this book is Java! There are also tutorials on RMI-IIOP and JNDI.
With this book, you'll learn:
- The new EJB 2.0 standard
- How to architect EJB systems,
- When to use messaging, when to use state, when to use
container-managed persistence, and when to use entity
beans
- How to design, implement, and deploy a real-world
e-commerce system that uses JSPs and servlets with EJBs
- Advanced concepts that you can't find elsewhere, such as
clustering, design strategies, and complex persistence
Part 1 Overview
Chapter 1 Overview
Chapter 2 EJB Fundamentals
Chapter 3 Writing Your First Bean
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Part 2 The Triad of Beans
Chapter 4 Introduction to Session Beans
Chapter 5 Introduction to Entity Beans
Chapter 6 Writing Bean-Managed Persistent Entity Beans
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Part 3 Advanced Enterprise JavaBeans Concepts
Chapter 10 Transactions
Chapter 11 BMP and CMP Relationships
Chapter 12 Persistence Best Practices
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Part 4 Appendixes
Appendix A RMI-IIOP and JNDI Tutorial
Appendix B CORBA Interoperability
Appendix C Deployment Descriptor Reference
Appendix D The EJB Query Language (EJB-QL)
Appendix E EJB Quick Reference Guide
AUTHOR DESCRIPTION
Ed Roman
Ed Roman is one of the world's leading authorities on server-side Java technologies. He is CEO of The Middleware Company (www.middleware-company.com), a firm specializing in server-side Java training and consulting, and CEO of TheServerSide.com (www.TheServerSide.com), an online server-side Java community.
Scott W. Ambler
Scott W. Ambler is the author and editor of a series of successful books on Java and object technology. He is also
a frequent speaker at major conferences.
Tyler Jewell
Tyler Jewell is a software engineer at Talarian SmartSockets and is the primary author of all BEA WebLogic Server courses. He is also a speaker at a wide variety of conferences including Java Expo, Object Expo, Cysive, and JavaOne.