Chapter 4. Session Beans with JDBC
Topics in This Chapter
Relational Databases and EJB
Introducing Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
Session Beans as Database Readers
A Java Swing Application Client
A JSP Client
The Data Access Object (DAO) Pattern
Customizing EJBs with Deployment Descriptors
Enterprise applications frequently need to access data stored permanently in a database. Depending on the application, it may be necessary to create records, search for records, or manipulate records by performing an update operation to a database. Consider, for instance, a web application allowing customers to purchase products online. This program might need to access a database to read catalog information, find or create customer records, and build purchase ...
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