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    Week 17 Sessions 30-31 Introduction To Enterprise JavaBeans

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    The document discusses the 4-tier architecture model and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) technology. It describes: 1) The 4-tier architecture separates the user interface, business logic, data access/storage, and distribution tiers. This improves scalability over the 3-tier model. 2) EJB components are used to model business objects and services. There are two main types: session beans for transient client sessions and entity beans to access persistent business data. 3) Integrating the web and EJB tiers involves: publishing EJB interfaces, deploying beans with JNDI names, and creating servlets that access the beans. EJBs exist within a container that manages transactions and

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    The document discusses the 4-tier architecture model and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) technology. It describes: 1) The 4-tier architecture separates the user interface, business logic, data access/storage, and distribution tiers. This improves scalability over the 3-tier model. 2) EJB components are used to model business objects and services. There are two main types: session beans for transient client sessions and entity beans to access persistent business data. 3) Integrating the web and EJB tiers involves: publishing EJB interfaces, deploying beans with JNDI names, and creating servlets that access the beans. EJBs exist within a container that manages transactions and

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    The document discusses the 4-tier architecture model and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) technology. It describes: 1) The 4-tier architecture separates the user interface, business logic, data access/storage, and distribution tiers. This improves scalability over the 3-tier model. 2) EJB components are used to model business objects and services. There are two main types: session beans for transient client sessions and entity beans to access persistent business data. 3) Integrating the web and EJB tiers involves: publishing EJB interfaces, deploying beans with JNDI names, and creating servlets that access the beans. EJBs exist within a container that manages transactions and

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    1 _________________ 3 __________________

    ___________________ ___________________
    Java Enterprise Edition Programming Java Enterprise Edition Programming

    Problems with the 3- Enterprise JavaBeans


    Tier Architecture Technology
    ___________________ ___________________
     Increased performance demands on the ___________________  Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) components ___________________
    ___________________ ___________________
    server. are used to model business objects and
    services.
     Additional Model and DAO elements if
    standalone GUI application is needed.
    ___________________  Enterprise JavaBeans components exist in
    an EJB container. ___________________
    ___________________  Two main types of EJB business logic
    components:
    ___________________
    ___________________ 

    Session bean
    Entity bean
    ___________________
    ___________________ ___________________
    ___________________ ___________________
    ___________________ ___________________
    Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans * Property of STI
    ___________________ Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans * Property of STI
    ___________________
    Page 1 of 6 Page 3 of 6

    2 _________________ 4 __________________
    ___________________ ___________________
    Java Enterprise Edition Programming Java Enterprise Edition Programming

    Web Tier and EJB tier


    The 4-Tier Architecture
    Integration
    ___________________ ___________________
     The Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition
    includes technologies to facilitate the
    ___________________  Three steps in integrating the Web tier ___________________
    ___________________ ___________________
    with the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) tier:
    distribution of the business logic of an
    enterprise application. 1. Business Component Developers publish

    ___________________ the EJB interfaces to the application


    Model. ___________________
    ___________________ 2. At deployment, names are given to the
    enterprise beans and the Java Naming and
    Directory Interface (JNDI) host is
    ___________________
    ___________________ identified.

    3. The Web Component Developers create


    ___________________
    ___________________ servlets that access the enterprise beans.
    ___________________
    ___________________ ___________________
    Source: http://java.sun.com/javaee/5/docs/tutorial/doc/figures/overview-
    serverAndContainers.gif
    ___________________ ___________________
    Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans * Property of STI
    ___________________ Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans * Property of STI
    ___________________
    Page 2 of 6 Page 4 of 6
    5 _________________
    ___________________
    Java Enterprise Edition Programming

    Enterprise JavaBeans
    Interfaces
    ___________________
     The EJB specification requires two ___________________
    ___________________
    interfaces:

     Home interface
     Remote interface
    ___________________
    ___________________
    ___________________
    ___________________
    ___________________
    ___________________
    Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans * Property of STI
    ___________________
    Page 5 of 6

    6 _________________
    ___________________
    Java Enterprise Edition Programming

    Business Delegate Class


    ___________________
     The Business Delegate class requires the ___________________
    ___________________
    services of JNDI, EJB and Remote method
    Invocation (RMI).

     The Business Delegate is used to hide the


    complexity of integrating with the EJB tier
    from the servlet. It must:
    ___________________
     Use JNDI to lookup the Home interface
    ___________________
    ___________________
     Use the Home interface to create the
    enterprise bean object
     Call the business methods on the


    enterprise bean object
    Remove the enterprise bean when the
    business method has completed its work
    ___________________
    ___________________
    ___________________
    Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans * Property of STI
    ___________________
    Page 6 of 6

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