A good general introduction to all key aspects of the Enterprise Edition of the Java 2 platform (J2EE).

Includes design issues using J2EE patterns Covers all parts of the enterprise application J2EE Uses an integrated example that spans the chapters to be built up by the reader More accessible and less daunting than a lot of the competition A coherent whole, rather than independent separate chapters (as with some rivals) Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

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John Hunt is a technology trainer, consultant, mentor and author who has 35 years experience within the computing industry. He has worked extensively in Object Oriented and Functional technologies using language from Java through C# to Scala and of course Python. John was first involved with Python while working with a FinTech company in 2010. Since then he has been involved in numerous Python projects and has worked with a number of companies helping to develop their Python skills.

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1 Why J2EE.- 2 Introduction to Distributed Systems.- 3 The J2EE Tour.- 4 Java and Remote Method Invocation.- 5 Activate Yourself.- 6 JNDI.- 7 Java Message Service (JMS.- 8 Java, IDL and Object Request Brokers.- 9 Java Database Connectivity.- 10 XML and Java.- 11 JavaMail API: the Mail Is in.- 12 The EJB Architecture.- 13 Stateless Session EJBs.- 14 Entity EJBs: How to Implement a Container-Managed Entity EJB.- 15 Gluing EJBs Together.- 16 Message-Driven EJBs.- 17 Web Applications in Java.- 18 Session Management and Life Cycle Monitoring.- 19 Java Server Pages.- 20 JSP Tags and Implicit Objects.- 21 JSP Tag Libraries.- 22 Request Dispatching.- 23 Filtering.- 24 Securing Web Applications.- 25 Deployment Configuration.- 26 Accessing EJBs from Servlets/JSPs.- 27 Deployment Issues: Transactions.- 28 Deployment Issues: Security.- 29 Bean-Managed Persistence.- 30 Stateful Session EJBs.- 31 J2EE Connector Architecture.- 32 From Java to SVG.- 33 Web Services.- 34 J2EE Patterns.- 35 The Fault Tracker J2EE Case Study.