11 EJB and J2EE Tutorials
Here are 9 Enterprise
JavaBeans (EJB) and J2EE Tutorials covering more
advanced J2EE, and EJB concepts and technologies. I have
preceded these advanced Java tutorials with 2 beginning EJB
Tutorials, in case you need help getting
started using this important application development
technology, one from Sun and the other from IBM.
Enterprise
JavaBeans Fundamentals, from Sun
This
is a Tutorial Course that will help you start using the Enterprise
JavaBeans (EJB) technology. It focuses on the basics of working with
EJB technologies, the architecture, the extension APIs, and
how EJB components work in distributed-computing scenarios.
After
completing this module, you will understand these concepts:
- The overall architecture
- The roles of clients and server
- The life-cycles of session and entity beans
By the end
of this module you will be able to:
- Build EJB technology-based distributed systems
- Create entity beans
- Create session beans
- Deploy solutions in a server
- Create standalone enterprise bean clients
- Use entity beans from within session beans
Getting
started with Enterprise JavaBeans Technology, from IBM
This
tutorial introduces the basics of Enterprise JavaBean (EJB) programming
and the Java 2 Enterprise Edition environment, covering stateless and
stateful session beans, entity beans using bean-managed persistence and
container-managed persistence, and message-driven beans.
These 4
EJB Tutorials will get you started using Container-Managed
Persistence (CMP) and Container-Managed Relationships (CMR) in
Enterprise JavaBeans 2.0 (EJB). These features are aimed
at JB entity
beans that are typically long-lived as compared to session beans that
are normally transitory. The 3rd part introduces
the EJB Query Language
(EJB-QL) and continues into part 4 that wraps up the subject.
- Introduction
to EJB-CMP/CMR, Part 1
(48 pages, pdf format) - Introduction
to EJB-CMP/CMR, Part 2
(42 pages, pdf format) - Introduction
to EJB-CMP/CMR, Part 3
(16 pages, pdf format) - Introduction
to EJB-CMP/CMR, Part 4
(18 pages, pdf format)
Master
the Tiles framework
This tutorial explains
and teaches using the Tiles framework so you can develop and
create reusable presentation components. By using Tiles, you are able
to, for example, compartmentalize your presentation tier to better
reuse layouts, HTML, and other visual components. This tutorial starts
with the fundamentals of using the Tiles framework, then
continues until near the end you will be using advanced Tile features
for creating reusable components. (44 pages, pdf format)
Struts
Quick Start Tutorial
This tutorial teaches
the fundamentals of Struts and explains how to being using this
framework. It covers the following topics:
- The struts configuration
- Writing Actions
- Working with Struts Custom tags
- Setting up datasource
- Handling exceptions
- Displaying objects in a JSP
Service-enable
EJB SessionBeans with the IBM ETTK
This
tutorial explains to J2EE developers how to use the IBM ETTK
(Emerging Technologies Toolkit) to make any Enterprise JavaBean (EJB)
component into a Web service that will run on any application server.
(33 pages, pdf format)
Enhance
J2EE component reuse with XDoclets
This
tutorial explains to J2EE developers how to use XDoclet to
increase developing productivity. XDoclet makes it easier to
integrate components using attribute-oriented programming. It allows
developers to greatly decrease development time by generating
deployment descriptors and support code, so they can then spend more
time coding the application logic code. (49 pages, pdf format)
Use
XDoclet to generate Web service support files
XDoclet
simplifies automated deployment descriptor generation.
XDoclet, a code generation utility, permits you to add
metadata to language features like classes, methods, and fields using
what appears to be JavaDoc tags. Then it uses this additional metadata
to create related files like deployment descriptor and source code.
This concept has been named attribute-oriented programming (not to be
confused with aspect-oriented programming, the other AOP). (42 pages,
pdf format)
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