Day 9. Writing Enterprise Applications with JNDI
Yesterday, you covered the advanced concepts of the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) 2.0 API, including scrollable result sets, batch updates, RowSets, and so on. You completed your study of the advanced concepts by extending the online bookshop and adding JDBC functionality to keep and retrieve data stored in the PointBase evaluation database.
The next set of enterprise technologies supported by WebLogic Server that you will be studying this week and next week are Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs). Enterprise JavaBeans are a common, consistent way to build server-side components. Because the EJB components reside on the server side, they need to promote and publicize the functionality that they provide ...
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