Part 2. Working with EJB components
In this part of the book you’ll learn how to work with EJB components to implement your business logic. Up first is chapter 3, where we’ll dive into the details of session beans and outline best practices. Then chapter 4 gives a quick introduction to messaging, including sending and receiving messages, and JMS and it covers MDB in detail. Chapter 5 moves to more advanced topics such as the EJB context, using JNDI to look up EJBs and other resources, resource and EJB injection, the basics of AOP interceptors, and the application client container. Chapter 6 discusses transactions and security in terms of development, including when to use transactions and how to use groups and roles in security. The basics of ...
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