Mastering EJB

Author: [USA] Ed Roman
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: J2EE is a comprehensive set of complex enterprise-level APIs that enables you to develop robust, scalable, and multi-user secure deployed applications. J2EE is large and involves various different concepts, with its main components being essential for EJB advanced programming. This means that this book will teach you everything except for the Java language. This book is a classic on EJB 2.0 development and is a reference book for EJB developers. The book is divided into four parts. The first part is a quick overview of EJB programming, including Chapters 1 to 3, primarily aimed at EJB beginners to introduce basic knowledge. However, even experienced developers will find many useful things. The second part is dedicated to EJB programming, including Chapters 4 to 9, which introduces three types of Beans: entity Beans, session Beans, and message-driven Beans, covering the foundational knowledge required to write each type of Bean, including examples and detailed Bean lifecycle diagrams. The third part is the most exciting part of the book, including Chapters 10 to 17, primarily focusing on advanced EJB concepts. The fourth part is the appendix section, including Appendices A to E, which are supplementary materials on EJB topics for readers to refer to. This book is highly suitable for Java programmers, web developers, and system analysts as a core reference book for EJB development.