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This book aims serving students, developers, technical leads and professionals who wish to learn server side, enterprise application development, using Java EE 6. 
This book explores Java EE 6 and systematically illustrates its various specifications with plenty of real world examples with complete code spec and diagrams to make it easier to follow. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced Enterprise developer, you should find this book, a valuable and accessible knowledge base for creating Enterprise solutions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

What You’ll Learn?<\/strong>\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Reading this book, application developers will get an insight into how Enterprise\/Web applications are structured developed and executed using:
NetBeans 6.8<\/strong>\u00a0as the\u00a0IDE
Sun Glassfish Enterprise Server [v3]<\/strong>\u00a0as the\u00a0Application Server
The presentation logic of the application
Java Servlets<\/strong>,\u00a0J<\/strong>avaS<\/strong>erver\u00a0P<\/strong>ages,\u00a0J<\/strong>avaS<\/strong>erver\u00a0F<\/strong>acesas the\u00a0Web Tier\u00a0components
Facelets and\u00a0J<\/strong>avaS<\/strong>erver\u00a0P<\/strong>ages as the\u00a0V<\/strong>iew\u00a0D<\/strong>efinition\u00a0L<\/strong>anguages\u00a0for JSF The business logic of the application
E<\/strong>nterprise\u00a0J<\/strong>avaB<\/strong>eans as the\u00a0Business Tier\u00a0component
Session Beans – Stateless, Stateful, Singleton
Message Driven Beans
Interceptors to add functionality to already existing business methods
The persistent storage layer of the application
MySQL<\/strong>\u00a05<\/strong>\u00a0as the\u00a0EIS Tier
J<\/strong>ava\u00a0P<\/strong>ersistence\u00a0A<\/strong>PI [JPA] 2.<\/strong>0 as the\u00a0Standard Interface
JPA is a Specification and a standard interface which requires an implementation i.<\/strong>e.<\/strong>\u00a0an ORM tool such as Hibernate, TopLink, OpenJPA, EclipseLink or any other ORM that implements JPA. It defines the interface that an implementation has to implement.
<\/em>Hibernate 3<\/strong>\u00a0as the\u00a0Implementation [Object Relational Mapping tool]
A popular, powerful and a free, open source\u00a0O<\/strong>bject\u00a0R<\/strong>elational\u00a0M<\/strong>apping library for the Java programming language which makes the application portable to all the SQL databases supported by Hibernate.
<\/em>Struts 2<\/strong>\u00a0as the\u00a0Application Development FrameworkAn open source Java framework used for building Web applications based on the Servlet and\u00a0J<\/strong>avaS<\/strong>erver\u00a0P<\/strong>ages [JSP] technologies.
<\/em>J<\/strong>ava\u00a0A<\/strong>PI for\u00a0X<\/strong>ML\u00a0W<\/strong>eb\u00a0S<\/strong>ervices [JAX-WS] as the\u00a0technology for building web services
JavaMail as the\u00a0API for dispatching emails
Calendar Based Timer Services as the\u00a0Scheduler\u00a0for creating CRON-like jobs
JNDI as the API to access a variety of\u00a0naming and directory services
JTA as the API for\u00a0managing transactions
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TOC<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

THE TOPICS COVERED IN THE BOOK<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Java EE
<\/strong>Introduction To Java and Java EE, Java EE 6 Architecture, Setting Up NetBeans IDE 6.8
Java Servlets 3.0
<\/strong>Introduction, Servlet API And Lifecycle, Working With Servlets, Working With Databases, Cookies, Session, Filters, Request Dispatcher, Annotations, HttpOnly Cookies
JavaServer Pages 2.1
<\/strong>Introduction, Getting Started, Action Elements, Implicit Objects, Scope, Expression Language, JSP Standard Tag Libraries
JavaServer Faces 2.0
<\/strong>Introduction, Getting Started, JSF Components, Managed Beans, Navigation, Converters and Validators, Facelets
Enterprise JavaBeans 3.1
<\/strong>Introduction, Getting Started, Session Beans – Stateless\/Stateful\/Singleton, Message Driven Beans, Interceptors, Asynchronous Invocation, Calendar Based Timer Services, No-Interface View
Advanced Topics
<\/strong>Web Services, JavaMail, JNDI, Enterprise Application Development, Listener, Java Transaction API
CONTENTS OF THE CD-ROM<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n