Software Engineering Server Component Model EJB Describes the Component Infrastructure -- Software Engineering Technology Series

Author: Walt et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is helpful for software developers and architects. It can help architects learn the fundamental principles and concepts used in all mainstream component technologies, understand the differences between these technologies; for software developers, especially those developing EJB, CCM, and COM+ applications, they can not only learn the aforementioned fundamental principles and concepts but also gain a lot from the detailed examples of patterns. In particular, this book can serve as a concise tutorial on EJB, teaching readers how to develop EJB-based e-commerce applications. The book is divided into three parts to explain the principles and patterns of server-side component infrastructure. Part 1 introduces a modeling language that describes the internal working principles of server-side component infrastructure. For each pattern, examples implemented using EJB, CCM, and COM+ are provided for illustration. Part 2 provides detailed implementation examples of each pattern using the EJB technology. Part 3 discusses in a dialogue format how to use component technology to implement a specific application. This book can be used as both a software engineering textbook and a reference guide, helping software developers understand the principles and patterns of server-side component infrastructure, recognizing the advantages of server-side component infrastructure in application implementation, and understanding the similarities and differences between EJB, CCM, and COM+. It enables a comprehensive understanding of EJB technology, allowing developers to design specialized components for specific projects.