Developing Java Enterprise Applications, Second Edition
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STEPHEN ASBURY is a senior engineering manager at Tibco Software, Inc. Developing Java Enterprise Applications, Second Edition is his seventh book. He has worked with several Enterprise Application Integration companies over the years, including Active Software (now WebMethods), Virtria Technology, and Tibco Software, and has been involved with the design and development of numerous Web and enterprise systems.
SCOTT R. WEINER is Vice President of Engineering at MedAptus, Inc., where he is leading a team focused on building the best wireless solutions to improve the efficiency of medical practices. With over fifteen years' experience in the high-tech arena, he has written several books on the Java programming language.
SCOTT R. WEINER is Vice President of Engineering at MedAptus, Inc., where he is leading a team focused on building the best wireless solutions to improve the efficiency of medical practices. With over fifteen years' experience in the high-tech arena, he has written several books on the Java programming language.
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Acknowledgments.
About the Authors.
Introduction.
1. An Introduction to Java Enterprise Development.
2. What Is JDBC?
3. Basic JDBC Programming.
4. What Is JNDI?
5. Using JNDI.
6. What Are Servlets?
7. Programming Servlets.
8. A Servlet-Based Search Engine.
9. What Is Server-Side Scripting?
10. Creating JavaServer Pages.
11. JSP Bug-Tracking Tool.
12. Overview of Distributed Objects.
13. Introduction to Java RMI.
14. A Network File-Locking Server.
15. Introduction to CORBA.
16. A CORBA Session Manager.
17. RMI and IIOP.
18. Introduction to Using XML in Java.
19. An XML Data Backup Utility.
20. What Are Enterprise JavaBeans?
21. Programming Enterprise JavaBeans.
22. Deploying Enterprise JavaBeans.
23. Enterprise JavaBeans Business Rules Engine.
24. Transactions, JTA, and JTS.
25. Using Transactions with Enterprise JavaBeans.
26. What Are Messaging and the Java Messaging Service?
27. Programming with the Java Messaging Service.
28. A JMS-Based Alarm System.
29. Introduction to JavaMail.
30. Other J2EE Technologies.
31. Architectural Guidelines in J2EE.
32. A Message Hospital.
33. A 4-Tier Online Store.
Appendix A: What's on the CD-ROM.
Index.
About the Authors.
Introduction.
1. An Introduction to Java Enterprise Development.
2. What Is JDBC?
3. Basic JDBC Programming.
4. What Is JNDI?
5. Using JNDI.
6. What Are Servlets?
7. Programming Servlets.
8. A Servlet-Based Search Engine.
9. What Is Server-Side Scripting?
10. Creating JavaServer Pages.
11. JSP Bug-Tracking Tool.
12. Overview of Distributed Objects.
13. Introduction to Java RMI.
14. A Network File-Locking Server.
15. Introduction to CORBA.
16. A CORBA Session Manager.
17. RMI and IIOP.
18. Introduction to Using XML in Java.
19. An XML Data Backup Utility.
20. What Are Enterprise JavaBeans?
21. Programming Enterprise JavaBeans.
22. Deploying Enterprise JavaBeans.
23. Enterprise JavaBeans Business Rules Engine.
24. Transactions, JTA, and JTS.
25. Using Transactions with Enterprise JavaBeans.
26. What Are Messaging and the Java Messaging Service?
27. Programming with the Java Messaging Service.
28. A JMS-Based Alarm System.
29. Introduction to JavaMail.
30. Other J2EE Technologies.
31. Architectural Guidelines in J2EE.
32. A Message Hospital.
33. A 4-Tier Online Store.
Appendix A: What's on the CD-ROM.
Index.
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"...This book is a good starting point for someone wishing to understand some of the technologies available in the world of Java..." (CVu, June 2002)
