Polyteknisk Boghandel

With EJB 3.0, Sun Microsystems has simplified the programming model for Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs) dramatically, and Java developers are hailing EJB 3.0 as the new standard of server-side business logic programming. "Enterprise JavaBeans" has been updated to capture the latest need-to-know Java technologies in the same award- winning fashion that drove the success of four previous strong-selling editions (over 150,000 copies in print). The fifth edition has been drastically overhauled for the latest specification of the Java programming language and provides everything programmers need to work with the eminent 3.0 standard. The authors' solid grasp on the complexities of EJBs coupled with a succinct, easy-to-follow style and hundreds of clear, practical examples are the reason this book was voted "Best Java Book" by the editors and readers of Java Developer's Journal.

ForewordPrefacePart
I. The EJB
3.
0 Standard1. IntroductionServer-Side ComponentsPersistence and Entity BeansAsynchronous MessagingWeb ServicesTitan Cruises: An Imaginary BusinessWhat''s Next?2. Architectural OverviewThe Entity BeanThe Enterprise Bean ComponentUsing Enterprise and Entity BeansThe Bean-Container ContractSummary3. Resource Management and Primary ServicesResource ManagementPrimary ServicesWhat''s Next?4. Developing Your First BeansDeveloping an Entity BeanDeveloping a Session Bean5. Persistence: EntityManagerEntities Are POJOsManaged Versus Unmanaged EntitiesPackaging a Persistence UnitObtaining an EntityManagerInteracting with an EntityManagerResource Local Transactions6. Mapping Persistent ObjectsThe Programming ModelBasic Relational MappingPrimary KeysProperty MappingsMultitable Mappings with @SecondaryTable@Embedded Objects7. Entity RelationshipsThe Seven Relationship TypesMapping Collection-Based RelationshipsDetached Entities and FetchTypeCascading8. Entity InheritanceSingle Table per Class HierarchyTable per Concrete ClassTable per SubclassMixing StrategiesNonentity Base Classes9. Queries and EJB QLQuery APIEJB QLNative QueriesNamed Queries10. Entity Callbacks and ListenersCallback EventsCallbacks on Entity ClassesEntity Listeners11. Session BeansThe Stateless Session BeanSessionContextThe Life Cycle of a Stateless Session BeanThe Stateful Session BeanThe Life Cycle of a Stateful Session BeanStateful Session Beans and Extended Persistence ContextsNested Stateful Session Beans12. Message-Driven BeansJMS and Message-Driven BeansJMS-Based Message-Driven BeansThe Life Cycle of a Message-Driven BeanConnector-Based Message-Driven BeansMessage Linking13. Timer ServiceTitan''s Maintenance TimerTimer Service APITransactionsStateless Session Bean TimersMessage-Driven Bean TimersFinal Words14. The JNDI ENC and InjectionThe JNDI ENCReference and Injection Types15. InterceptorsIntercepting MethodsInterceptors and InjectionIntercepting Life Cycle EventsException HandlingInterceptor Life CycleBean Class @AroundInvoke MethodsFuture Interceptor Improvements16. TransactionsACID TransactionsDeclarative Transaction ManagementIsolation and Database LockingNontransactional EJBsExplicit Transaction ManagementExceptions and TransactionsTransactional Stateful Session BeansConversational Persistence Contexts17. SecurityAuthentication and IdentityAuthorizationThe RunAs Security IdentityProgrammatic Security18. EJB
3.
0: Web Services StandardsWeb Services OverviewXML Schema and XML NamespacesSOAP
1. 1WSDL
1. 1UDDI
2. 0From Standards to Implementation19. EJB
3.
0 and Web ServicesAccessing Web Services with JAX-RPCDefining a Web Service with JAX-RPCUsing JAX-WSOther Annotations and APIs20. Java EEServletsJavaServer PagesWeb Components and EJBFilling in the GapsFitting the Pieces Together21. EJB Design in the Real WorldPredesign: Containers and DatabasesDesignShould You Use EJBs?Wrapping UpPart
II. The JBoss WorkbookIntroduction1. JBoss Installation and ConfigurationAbout JBossInstalling the JBoss Application ServerA Quick Look at JBoss InternalsExercise Code Setup and Configuration2. Exercises for Chapter 4Exercise
4.
1: Your First Beans with JBossExercise
4.
2: JNDI Binding with AnnotationsExercise
4.
3: JNDI Binding with XML3. Exercises for Chapter 5Exercise
5.
1: Interacting with EntityManagerExercise
5.
2: Standalone Persistence4. Exercises for Chapter 6Exercise
6.
1: Basic Property MappingsExercise
6.
2: @IdClassExercise
6.
3: @EmbeddedIdExercise
6.
4: Multitable MappingsExercise
6.
5: Embeddable Classes5. Exercises for Chapter 7Exercise
7.
1: CascadingExercise
7.
2: Inverse RelationshipsExercise
7.
3: Lazy Initialization6. Exercises for Chapter 8Exercise
8.
1: Single Table per HierarchyExercise
8.
2: Single Table per HierarchyExercise
8.
3: JOINED Inheritance Strategy7. Exercises for Chapter 9Exercise
9.
1: Query and EJB QL BasicsExercise
9.
2: Native SQL Queries8. Exercises for Chapter 10Exercise
10.
1: Entity CallbacksExercise
10.
2: Entity Listeners9. Exe