Practical J2EE and WebLogic Server Application Development

Author: Zhang Hongzhan / Cai Zongyan / Wu Xin (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Currently, there are many books introducing J2EE development, but most of them seem to focus more on theory rather than practicality, making them somewhat profound and difficult for beginners to grasp easily. By learning this book, readers can master the basic knowledge and skills of J2EE development. This book uses BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 as the development environment and provides a detailed introduction to the development techniques of various components under the J2EE framework. The entire book revolves around analyzing J2EE components and the process of development and deployment in the WebLogic Server environment, divided into two parts with 14 chapters. The first part, consisting of the first 8 chapters, covers web applications, including Servlet, JSP, JavaScript, Applet, as well as JDBC and JTA. The second part includes the last 6 chapters, covering the foundation of EJB—RMI and JNDI, session EJB, entity EJB, and message EJB, as well as JavaMail. These are current technical hotspots and topics of interest to readers. The examples in the book provide strong reference value for readers' practical application development. This book is suitable for programmers with a certain foundation in Java programming and can also serve as a reference book for various programmers engaged in J2EE development.