Programming with Enterprise JavaBeans, JTS and OTS - Softcover

Vogel, Andreas; Rangarao, Madhavan

 
9780471319726: Programming with Enterprise JavaBeans, JTS and OTS

Synopsis

First there were ORBs-object request brokers now there are CORBA object monitors which are based on the new OMG standard - the Object Transaction Service (OTS) standard. This text covers not only the Java implementation, but the C++ implementation as well. Programmers are going to need to learn how to master the OTS standard to build the next generation of CORBA applications. Vogel/Programming CORBA OTS and Enterprise JavaBeans shows programmers how to build n-tier applications using the new CORBA standard for handling transactions - called the Object Transaction Service (OTS) - and the Java implementation of this standard, Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB). The book begins by presenting an overview of OTS, EJB, and related technologies like message-oriented middleware including Tuxedo, MOM, and CICS. It then provides a hands-on tutorial on how to create applications using OTS and EJB. The authors show how, step-by-step, to build a full-scale application that is well-integrated with essential n-tier technologies. They illustrate techniques using Visigenic's ITS object monitor, however, the techniques presented will work with any CORBA or Java-based object monitors. The Website will provide sample code and updates on the OTS standard and Enterprise JavaBeans.

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From the Back Cover

A complete hands-on guide to programming with the powerful new distributed object standards.

If you want to take advantage of the bold new generation of object monitor technologies, you need to understand the underlying distributed object and transactional models. This book gets you quickly up and running with the essential knowledge and skills you need to program transactions. In particular, the book covers the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB), Java Transaction Service (JTS), and Object Transaction Service (OTS) specifications.

The book explains all three specifications and includes design patterns as well as substantial real-world programming examples. Although all same code is implemented with Inprise Applications Server, it is strictly written to the applicable specifications and is fully portable across specification-compliant EJB containers and vendors.

On the companion Web site you'll find: * Sample code * OTS and EJB updates

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