Websphere 4.0 Aes Workbook for Enterprise Javabeans

by Brown, Kyle

• ISBN13: 9780596004187
• ISBN10: 0596004184
• Edition: 3rd
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2002-09-01
• Publisher: Oreilly & Associates Inc

Summary

Although Enterprise JavaBean applications themselves are portable, the manner in which developers install and run EJB products varies widely from one vendor to the next. This workbook focuses on the specific requirements and best practices of IBM's popular WebSphere Application Server (WAS) Advanced Edition. Based on the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) platform, WebSphere allows businesses to create and manage complex enterprise web sites. In step-by-step fashion, the workbook explains how to configure and deploy WAS, and introduces tools such as the WebSphere Application Assembly Tool, and the WebSphere Administration Console. Complete with useful hints, tips and warnings, this third edition works in concert with example programs in O'Reilly's Enterprise JavaBeans.

Author Biography

is an Executive Java Consultant with IBM WebSphere Services. He has over 11 years of experience in designing and architecting large-scale object-oriented systems. He specializes in developing and promoting "best practices" approaches to designing enterprise systems using Java.

Table of Contents

Table of Figures	xi
Preface	xv
Contents of This Book	xvi
On-Line Resources	xvii
Conventions Used in This Book	xvii
Acknowledgements	xviii
Server Installation and Configuration	1	(24)
Downloading and Installing the Software	2	(6)
Downloading IBM WebSphere Application Server AEs	2	(1)
Installing WebSphere AEs on Windows 2000 or Windows NT	2	(5)
Downloading and Installing IBM DB2	7	(1)
Before You Begin	8	(17)
Understanding the exercises in this workbook	8	(1)
Setting up the sample database	9	(3)
Setting DB2 to Use JDBC 2.0	12	(1)
An Introduction to J2EE and IBM WebSphere AEs	12	(3)
IBM WebSphere AEs Elements	15	(10)
Exercises for Chapter 4	25	(68)
A Simple Entity Bean	26	(42)
Compile the Java source code	26	(1)
Create an EJB jar file for the Cabin bean	27	(1)
Create application client jar files	27	(15)
Use the AAT to assemble an enterprise archive (.ear) file	42	(6)
Use the AAT to generate deployment code for the .ear file	48	(4)
Use the DB2 Command Line Processor to create the Cabin bean table	52	(2)
Use the Administrative Console to create a DB2 data source	54	(3)
Use the Administrative Console to deploy the EJB .jar file	57	(7)
Test your clients with the launchClient tool	64	(4)
A Simple Session Bean	68	(25)
Compile the TravelAgent bean classes and build an EJB .jar file	68	(19)
Create an application client jar file for the Client_3 test program	87	(1)
Add the application client and the EJB to the .ear file	88	(2)
Deploy the EJB .jar file to the server	90	(1)
Run the Client_3 test program	91	(2)
Exercises for Chapter 5	93	(10)
The Remote Component Interfaces	94	(5)
Compile the classes	94	(1)
Create three new application client .jar files	94	(1)
Create the Client_51 .ear file	95	(1)
Test the application clients	95	(4)
The EJBObject, Handle, and Primary Key	99	(4)
Compile the classes	99	(1)
Create three new application client .jar files	99	(1)
Create the Client_53.ear file	100	(1)
Test the application clients	100	(3)
Exercise for Chapter 9	103	(14)
A CMP 1.1 Entity Bean	104	(13)
Learn about WebSphere custom finder methods	104	(5)
Compile the Ship classes	109	(1)
Build the Ship EJB .jar file	109	(1)
Build the application client .jar files	109	(5)
Build the Ship .ear file	114	(1)
Create the ShipEJB table	114	(1)
Deploy the EJB .jar file for the Ship bean	114	(1)
Run the Ship test clients	115	(2)
Exercise for Chapter 10	117	(4)
A BMP Entity Bean	118	(3)
Compile the source files	118	(1)
Assemble the EJB .jar file	118	(1)
Create the application client .jar files	118	(1)
Assemble the .ear file and generate the deployed .ear file	119	(1)
Create the Ship table	119	(1)
Deploy the EJB .jar file into WebSphere AEs	119	(1)
Test the new EJB with the test clients	120	(1)
Exercises for Chapter 12	121	(26)
A Stateless Session Bean	122	(14)
Undeploy the existing Cabin and TravelAgent beans	125	(1)
Compile the source files	126	(1)
Assemble the EJB .jar file	127	(1)
Create an application client .jar file	127	(3)
Assemble the .ear file and generate the deployed .ear file	130	(1)
Create the database tables	130	(2)
Deploy the .ear file into WebSphere AEs	132	(3)
Test the new EJBs with the test client	135	(1)
A Stateful Session Bean	136	(11)
Compile the source files	136	(1)
Assemble the EJB .jar file	136	(1)
Create an application client .jar file	136	(3)
Create the .ear files	139	(1)
Use SEAppInstall to deploy the new TravelAgent .ear file	139	(8)
Launch the application client	147