Special Edition Using Enterprise JavaBeans 2.0 

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• 1. Special Edition Using Enterprise JavaBeans 2.0

• 2. Table of Contents

• 3. Copyright

  Copyright Copyright 2002 by Que Corporation Trademarks Warning and Disclaimer Credits Dedication

• 4. About the Authors

  About the Authors

• 5. Acknowledgments

  Acknowledgments

• 6. Tell Us What You Think

  Tell Us What You Think

• 7. Introduction

  Introduction

• 8. This Book Is for You

  This Book Is for You

• 9. How This Book Is Organized

  How This Book Is Organized

• 10. Conventions Used in This Book

  Conventions Used in This Book

• 11. Part I: Developing Enterprise JavaBeans

• 12. Chapter 1. Introduction to Enterprise Applications

  Chapter 1. Introduction to Enterprise Applications

• 13. The Enterprise JavaBeans Architecture

  The Enterprise JavaBeans Architecture

• 14. Component-Based Distributed Computing

  Component-Based Distributed Computing

• 15. N-Tiered Architectures

  N-Tiered Architectures

• 16. Why Use EJB?

  Why Use EJB?

• 17. Chapter 2. Setting the StageAn Example Auction Site

  Chapter 2. Setting the StageAn Example Auction Site

• 18. The Auction Example

  The Auction Example

• 19. Overview of an English Auction

  Overview of an English Auction

• 20. Choosing the Use Cases to Implement

  Choosing the Use Cases to Implement

• 21. Defining the Object Model

  Defining the Object Model

• 22. What s Next?

  What s Next?

• 23. Chapter 3. EJB Concepts

  Chapter 3. EJB Concepts

• 24. Grasping the Concepts Early

  Grasping the Concepts Early

• 25. What Is an Enterprise Bean?

  What Is an Enterprise Bean?

• 26. EJB Roles and Their Responsibilities

  EJB Roles and Their Responsibilities

• 27. Local Versus Remote EJB Clients

  Local Versus Remote EJB Clients

• 28. Using RMI to Communicate with Enterprise JavaBeans

  Using RMI to Communicate with Enterprise JavaBeans

• 29. Accessing an EJB Through Its Component Interface

  Accessing an EJB Through Its Component Interface

• 30. Locating Enterprise Beans Using the Home Interface

  Locating Enterprise Beans Using the Home Interface

• 31. Deciding Whether to Use a Local or Remote Client

  Deciding Whether to Use a Local or Remote Client

• 32. Creation and Removal of EJBs

  Creation and Removal of EJBs

• 33. Passivation and Activation

  Passivation and Activation

• 34. Object Pooling

  Object Pooling

• 35. Handles

  Handles

• 36. The EJBMetaData Class

  The EJBMetaData Class

• 37. EJB Server and Container Implementations

  EJB Server and Container Implementations

• 38. Chapter 4. Java Naming and Directory Interface

  Chapter 4. Java Naming and Directory Interface

• 39. Why Applications Need Naming and Directory Services

  Why Applications Need Naming and Directory Services

• 40. Overview of the JNDI Architecture

  Overview of the JNDI Architecture

• 41. Selecting and Configuring a JNDI Provider

  Selecting and Configuring a JNDI Provider

• 42. The JNDI Environment Properties

  The JNDI Environment Properties

• 43. Setting the JNDI Environment Properties

  Setting the JNDI Environment Properties

• 44. The Context and InitialContext Objects

  The Context and InitialContext Objects

• 45. Getting the Environment for a

  Getting the Environment for a Context Object

• 46. Using the lookup Method to Locate JNDI Resources

  Using the lookup Method to Locate JNDI Resources

• 47. Locating EJB Objects

  Locating EJB Objects

• 48. Accessing an EJB s Environment

  Accessing an EJB s Environment

• 49. Establishing Security Through the InitialContext

  Establishing Security Through the InitialContext

• 50. JNDI and Clustering

  JNDI and Clustering

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