Java EE Web Development

The enterprise java beans architecture build distributed applications by combining components developed using tools from different vendors.

It is temporary swapping of an EJB bean out to storage.

This mode of transcation management provided by EJB is only the type of transaction support in which the bean can directly manipulate the transaction.

This web application framework cuts time out of the development and makes developer more productive by providing them a series of tools and components.

This EJB architecture role is responsible for the java classes that implement the definition of the bean's remote and home interfaces.

Java servlets allow developers to extend and customize any java enabled server such as a web server or any custom server.

This technique is employed to combat overhead costs associated with remote invocation.

Here, Multiple active object share the server.

In this object activation model defined by BOA, only one object is active in the server.

This EJB architecture role takes one or more ejb-jar files by a bean provider or application assembler and deploys the enterprise beans contained in the ejb-jar files in a specific operational environment.

It is used to describe a set of technologies, incorporates dynamic display and interaction using the document object model.

It means if the client has a transaction in progress when it invokes the bean's methods, the client's transaction is used.

This EJB architecture role combines enterprise beans into larger deployable application units.

RMI applications comprise two separate programs; a server program and a client program.

This task performed by server may be used when an enterprise bean needs to load some state information from a database when it is created.