Pro Ejb 3 - Hanson, J. Jeffrey; Keith, Michael; Haley, Jason
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Pro EJB 3 discusses the revolutionary changes made in EJB 3 from earlier versions of the EJB specification. The book illustrates how EJB 3 enables a developer to program with an API for much easier development than earlier EJB APIs. This book transitions you from EJB 2.x to the new paradigm that EJB 3 defines. This includes session beans, entity beans, message-driven beans, metadata annotations, the EntityManager API, object-relational mappings, EJB 3 QL, the Query API and the Query Language, transactions, security, and others. The book concludes with a unique insight into applying EJB 3…mehr

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Pro EJB 3 discusses the revolutionary changes made in EJB 3 from earlier versions of the EJB specification. The book illustrates how EJB 3 enables a developer to program with an API for much easier development than earlier EJB APIs. This book transitions you from EJB 2.x to the new paradigm that EJB 3 defines. This includes session beans, entity beans, message-driven beans, metadata annotations, the EntityManager API, object-relational mappings, EJB 3 QL, the Query API and the Query Language, transactions, security, and others. The book concludes with a unique insight into applying EJB 3 technologies in a service-oriented architecture (SOA). TOC:Chapter 1: Introducing EJB 3.0 Chapter 2: Bean Classes and Business Interfaces Chapter 3: Stateless Session Beans Chapter 4: Stateful Session Beans Chapter 5: Message-Driven Beans Chapter 6: Entity Beans Chapter 7: Query Language Chapter 8: Bean Context and Environment Chapter 9: Metadata Annotations Chapter 10: Object/Relational Mappings Chapter 11: Applying EJB 3 to Web Services and SOA
Autorenporträt
J. Jeffrey Hanson has more than 18 years of experience in the software industry, including working as senior engineer for the Windows OpenDoc project and lead architect for the Route 66 framework at Novell. Jeff is currently the Chief Architect for eReinsure.com, Inc., building Web service frameworks and platforms for J2EE-based reinsurance systems. He recently authored Pro JMX with Apress as well.