This second edition of a book/CD-ROM guide for technical evaluators and experienced Java programmers is updated to include the latest versions of the enterprise libraries (the Java 2 Enterprise Edition). The book examines Java enterprise development at a technology level and from the perspective of a real-world project. Coverage encompasses JDBC, JNDI, servlets, Java RMI, CORBA, programming and deploying Enterprise JavaBeans, and the Java Messaging Service. The CD-ROM contains some 75 complete programs with source code ranging from small examples to an online store. The authors are software engineers in the private sector. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Developing Java Enterprise Applications
by Stephen Asbury, Scott R. WeinerView All Available Formats & Editions
An in-depth, ground-floor introduction to the long-awaited Java Enterprise APIs. As Java rolls out its eagerly anticipated, eight-component battery of Java Enterprise APIs, this book is the ideal introduction for programmers and developers looking to quickly apply the technology's vast capabilities to real-world corporate programming. The authors discuss how to use
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An in-depth, ground-floor introduction to the long-awaited Java Enterprise APIs. As Java rolls out its eagerly anticipated, eight-component battery of Java Enterprise APIs, this book is the ideal introduction for programmers and developers looking to quickly apply the technology's vast capabilities to real-world corporate programming. The authors discuss how to use the different APIs together and with other technologies such as CORBA, COM, Servlets, and Agents. The book also features invaluable information on building Servlet search engines, getting the most out of Java Server Pages, using Enterprise JavaBeans and JDBC to create N-Tier applications, and choosing the appropriate middleware to suit your particular needs. CD-ROM contains re-usable programs in Java and sample software.
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Booknews
Introduces experienced developers and evaluators alike to Java enterprise development with a snapshot of the available libraries, frameworks and tools. The main technologies explained are JDBC for database connectivity, the Java naming and directory interface (JNDI) for accessing services, and RMI for Java remote method invocation and distributed objects. The CD-ROM supplies source code, example programs, and demonstration versions of BEA Weblogic application server 3.1 and JBMS 1.5. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
From the Publisher
"...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)Product Details
- ISBN-13:
- 9780471327561
- Publisher:
- Wiley
- Publication date:
- 02/28/1999
- Pages:
- 800
- Product dimensions:
- 7.44(w) x 9.21(h) x 1.76(d)
Meet the Author
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.
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