Titlebook: WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.0; Practical J2EE Devel Igor Livshin Book 2003 Igor Livshin 2003 Java.WebSphere.XML.development.st

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J2EE XML Developmentamiliar with Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) technology (and with XML in particular), this chapter introduces some important concepts of XML. Specifically, it dedicates several sections to the XML namespace.

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J2EE Enterprise Messaging, Sun Microsystems added extremely important functionality to the J2EE 1.3 environment—.. Before this addition, J2EE was a strictly . environment of J2EE components communicating over the RMI-IIOP protocol.

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J2EE Enterprise Messaging, Sun Microsystems added extremely important functionality to the J2EE 1.3 environment—.. Before this addition, J2EE was a strictly . environment of J2EE components communicating over the RMI-IIOP protocol.

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Setting Up the Development Environment will install WebSphere MQ (MQSeries 5.3.1) in Chapter 9 where enterprise messaging is covered. This chapter covers how to set up the development environment for the Windows 2000 platform (other platforms require a similar installation process). The Windows 2000 platform requires Service Pack 2 or l

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Setting Up the Development Environment will install WebSphere MQ (MQSeries 5.3.1) in Chapter 9 where enterprise messaging is covered. This chapter covers how to set up the development environment for the Windows 2000 platform (other platforms require a similar installation process). The Windows 2000 platform requires Service Pack 2 or l

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Developing Database Applications initial knowledge and presents the first J2EE development example with WSAD 5.0. The following chapters expand your knowledge of WSAD 5.0 as a development tool by discussing more specific areas of development and providing much more detailed information about the WSAD 5.0 Workbench functionality th

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J2EE EJB Developments. This chapter covers EJB development, and Chapter 7 covers Web development. The EJB module will include entity beans—the Container Managed Persistence (CMP) and Bean Managed Persistence (BMP) types—and session beans (stateless and stateful beans). In Chapter 7, you will build the Web module by fol

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