J2EE Full Instance Tutorial

Author: Wangxing Studio
Publisher: Beijing Hope Electronics Press
Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book consists of 14 chapters, primarily introducing technologies in the J2EE platform; WebLogic Server 6.0, creating a new domain and server; the concept of EJB and the entire process of developing EJB applications; the key features and example development processes of session EJB and entity EJB; Web application development in the J2EE platform: JMS services in the J2EE platform; the security model used in the J2EE platform and examples; RMI and its examples; examples of accessing various databases and connections via JDBC; other important technologies included in the J2EE platform. The last chapter is a case study—Pet Store—helping readers analyze the structure and code of a standard application for e-commerce sites. This book is a comprehensive teaching reference for the J2EE platform and its technologies. The most important part of the Java 2 platform is the J2EE platform. Based on a hierarchical component model, the J2EE platform separates business logic from underlying network technologies, offering scalability, extensibility, ease of development, and maintainability, and has become the de facto standard for enterprise-level distributed network computing. J2EE is a set of advanced, perfect, and practical specifications designed by a large number of industry and education experts pooling their wisdom and experience. This book is intended to explain these specifications in detail. Learning Java is more about learning a programming philosophy than learning a technology. This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the J2EE platform and its included technologies, along with numerous examples. It consists of 14 chapters, primarily introducing technologies in the J2EE platform; WebLogic Server 6.0, creating a new domain and server; the concept of EJB and the entire process of developing EJB applications; the key features and example development processes of session EJB and entity EJB; Web application development in the J2EE platform: JMS services in the J2EE platform; the security model used in the J2EE platform and examples; RMI and its examples; examples of accessing various databases and connections via JDBC; other important technologies included in the J2EE platform. The last chapter is a case study—Pet Store—helping readers analyze the structure and code of a standard application for e-commerce sites. This book is practical, combining overviews and examples, theory and practical programming, making it easy to understand and highly practical and instructive. It serves as a reference tool for J2EE application developers, designers, and senior professionals in the field, as well as an advanced introductory guide for beginners. It is also a teaching material for non-computer major teachers at universities and vocational schools nationwide. The CD content includes example source code.