For any EJB that you wish to install in an application server, you must supply three Java classes: a bean implementation (for example, BankBean.java), a home interface (for example, BankHome.java ...

In Part 2 of this EJB 3.0 learning series, you learn how to develop data models using POJOs (plain-old Java objects), and how to transparently map those object data models to and from relational ...

Mastering EJB 3rd Edition Review Project What's New July 19th - Chapter 11 - EJB Best Practices First Review Posting The EJB Best Practices chapter discusses best practices in terms of design, ...

EJB 3.1 - A Significant Step Towards Maturity Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) is a server-side component architecture for the Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) platform, aiming to enable rapid and ...

In-Depth Migrate J2EE Applications for EJB 3.0 The EJB 3.0 programming model has been simplified significantly. Learn migration approaches that help ferret out difficult issues you're likely to face ...

JBoss is production-ready, Java EE 5 / EJB 3 compliant, and professionally supported. Last, we have chosen to use three products from JBoss (Seam, jBPM and JBoss Rules) as primary building blocks ...

EJB 3.1 is a worthy successor to the work EJB 3.0 started. It provides new support for classic Gang-of-Four style Singletons, CRON-like scheduling, no-interface views and asynchronous methods. EJB 3.1 ...