Enterprise JavaBeans by example
By: Henri Jubin, Jürgen Friedrichs, and the Jalapeño Team
Contributors: Friedrichs, Jürgen; Jalapeño Team
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Upper Saddle River, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 223
ISBN-13: 9780130224750
Subjects: Java (Computer program language); JavaBeans; JavaBeans (Computer file)
Table of contents: title: The Team That Wrote This Book --; title: Comments Welcome --; title: Why Enterprise JavaBeans? --; title: The Need for Enterprise JavaBeans --; title: Building Applications from Components --; title: So, What Is a Component? --; title: What Are Server Components? --; title: What Does the Component Environment Provide? --; title: How Do We Get Plug-and-Play Assembly? --; title: What's the Market Acceptance of Component-Based Development? --; title: The Multitier Paradigm --; title: Partitioning Applications --; title: What Is the Value of Multitier Applications? --; title: The Enterprise JavaBeans Component Model --; title: The Enterprise Java Beans --; title: The Server and Container: The Execution Engine --; title: Packaging and Deployment --; title: EJB Architecture Elements --; title: EJB Architecture Elements -- A First Glance --; title: Understanding Enterprise JavaBeans --; title: Session Enterprise JavaBeans --; title: Entity Enterprise JavaBeans --; title: Comparison of Entity and Session Beans --; title: Creating and Removing Beans --; title: The Client's View of an EJB --; title: The Remote Interface --; title: The Home Interface --; title: EJB Containers --; title: Wrapping the Beans --; title: Life-Cycle Management --; title: Maintaining Persistence --; title: Controlling Transactions --; title: Serializing Method Calls --; title: Naming --; title: Resource Management --; title: Bean Runtime Context Information --; title: The EJB Server Environment --; title: EJB Server Responsibilities --; title: Tools Support --; title: Distribution Support and Services --; title: Distribution Through RMI --; title: Client/Server Communication --; title: Interoperability with Pure Java Applications Through Remote Method Invocation --; title: Interoperability with Non-Java Applications --; title: Security --; title: Security Features of the Java Language.