Using BEA Weblogic Server 7

Jatinder Prem

1426 pages, parution le 25/08/2003

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BEA WebLogic Server is the most popular application server for hosting e-business applications. It is designed for creating applications with flexibility, security, scalability, performance, fault tolerance, and standards-based solutions. Currently the BEA WebLogic Server has 53% of the Application Server market among 80 application vendors (IBM WebSphere has 24%, SUN iPlanet has 9%).
This book is written with Solaris and Windows as target implementation operating systems. A case study is methodically developed to ensure the reader can learn through examples. Each section has a question and answer portion that helps prepare the reader for real-world EJB development and the BEA WebLogic Certification Test.

I. J2EE Application Development Essentials.
- An Introduction to the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition.
- J2EE Software Development Methodologies.
- A Developers Guide to the Unified Modeling Language.
- Best Practices in Java Development.
- The J2EE Architecture and APIs.
- Transitioning from Software Design to J2EE Technology Components and Services.
- An Introduction to Web Services.
II. Introducing the BEA Weblogic Platform 7.0.
- Zen and the Art of BEA Application Infrastructure.
- An Introduction to WebLogic Server 7.
- An Intuitive Guide to the Installation and Basic Configuration of the WebLogic Server.
- The WebLogic Server and Supporting Tools Tour.
III. WEBLOGIC AND J2EE SERVICES SUPPORT.
- Interfacing Distributed Java-based Systems—RMI/IIOP and T3.
- Accessing Data Repositories Using JDBC.
- Locating Named Services through JNDI.
- The Java Messaging Service (JMS).
- Managing Java Transactions Using JTA.
IV. Developing Presentation Logic—JSPS And Servlets.
- Introducing Servlets.
- Java Server Pages (JSP) and Tag Libraries.
- JSP and Servlet Development, Testing and Deployment Best Practices.
V. Developing Business Logic—Enterprise Java Beans.
- Developing Business Logic—Session Beans.
- Managing Persistence—Entity Beans.
- Asynchronous Processing—Message Driven Beans.
- EJB Development, Testing and Deployment Best Practices.
VI. BEA Weblogic Server Administration.
- Core Administration Tasks for WebLogic Server.
- Implementing Highly Available and Scalable Solutions.
- Designing and Implementing a Security Model.
- Packaging and Deploying J2EE Solutions.
- Performance Tuning the WebLogic Server Environment.
VII. Web Services.
- Web Services and the WebLogic Platform.
- Supporting SOAP, XML, WSDL within the WebLogic Server.
- Discovering Web Services using UDDI.
- Web Services Made Easy - WebLogic Workshop.
VIII. Integration Services Provided by Weblogic Server 7.0.
- An Introduction to WebLogic Integration (WLI).
- Business and Workflow Process Management Using WLI.
- Understanding JCA through the WLI Adapter Development Toolkit.
- Data Aggregation, Transformation and Translation.

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Éditeur(s)	Que
Auteur(s)	Jatinder Prem
Parution	25/08/2003
Nb. de pages	1426
Format	18,5 x 23
Couverture	Broché
Poids	2300g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780789727121
ISBN13	978-0-78972-712-1

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