Professional Java Server Programming: J2Ee 1.3 Edition

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The book is packed with realistic information and suggestions for using Java tools in real-time projects. It also details today’s rich and complex J2EE platform and practical focus on real world design and deployment extensively. This book is an excellent guide for Java Programmers who may not be very much familiar with fundamental concepts of network and web programming. It is an excellent resource for Java used on enterprise detailing J2EE APIs and programming techniques. It also demonstrates how to design and construct secure and scalable n-tier J2EE applications, using JSP and servlets for the web tier and EJBs for the business logic. It also covers J2EE Connector Architecture that allows you to easily integrate your J2EE applications to enterprise information systems Table of contents : · IntroductionThe J2EE Platform· Directory Services And JNDI· Distributed Computing Using RMI· Database Programming With JDBC· Introduction To Web Containers· Servlet Programming· Servlet Sessions, Context And Collaboration· Filters For Web Applications· Web Deployment, Authentication And Packaging· JSP Basics And Architecture· JSP Tag Extensions· Writing JSP Applications With Tag Libraries· Java mail· EJB Architecture And Design· Session Beans And Business Logic· Entity Beans And Persistence· EJB Container Services· Development And Deployment Roles· JMS And Message - Driven Beans· The J2ee Connector Architecture· Design Considerations For J2EE Applications· J2EE And Web Services· Choosing A J2EE Implementation· J2EE Packaging And Deployment Market Description : · Any working enterprise java developers· IT manager tackling server-side and Web-based enterprise Java· It will serve as both a reference and tutorial to the latest in high-end Java for your next large-scale project. About Author : Subrahmanyam Allamaraju is a senior Engineer with BEA Systems Inc. He works in the areas of enterprise / distributed technologies, XML-based object models and related areas. Cedric Beust is a senior software engineer in the EJB team at BEA Systems Inc. He’s been involved in implementing the EJB 2.0 version of the Web Logic EJB container and holds a PhD in computer science from the University of Nice. France. Before that, he was working at Sun Microsystems where he focused CORBA and C++. His interests range from everything that relates to distributed computing and software engineering I general to hobbies such as golf, squash, tennis and volleyball.