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Discover how to leverage Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) to develop secure and distributed applications in Java EE 7. This comprehensive course delves into various aspects including databases, session beans, message-driven beans, servlets, and testing techniques.
Module 1: Introduction to EJB
Explanation of enterprise beans
Overview of bean types
Module 2: Build Blocks of a Bean
Components of an enterprise bean
Understanding the EJB JAR file
Module 3: Session Beans
Initial setup and configuration of EJB project
Database setup and entity creation
Introduction to session beans
Implementation of stateless, stateful, and singleton session beans
Module 4: Message-Driven Beans
Introduction and purpose of message-driven beans
Creation and configuration of message-driven beans
Finalizing the message-driven bean setup
Module 5: Accessing the Beans
Overview of bean access mechanisms
Development of servlets for interacting with beans
Implementation of ListRecords and PostRecords servlets
Testing procedures for validating EJB functionality
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) is a server-side component architecture for Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE). It enables developers to build scalable, distributed, and transactional Java applications for enterprise-level systems. EJB components are managed by a container within a Java EE application server, providing services such as lifecycle management, security, and transaction management.
