Titlebook: Oracle Application Server 10g; J2EE Deployment and Michael Wessler,Erin Mulder,Jan Machacek Book 2004 Michael Wessler, Erin Mulder, Rob Ha

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Book 2004tainer, OC4J (available free of charge for development purposes), in full detail. It moves on to explain how to best configure and use the various enterprise-level features that come with the commercial editions. This is .the. book for anyone wanting to stay ahead in the world of Oracles application servers..

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Overview of Features, Editions, and Releases,So you’re ready to start evaluating Oracle Application Server 10g, but find yourself lost in a sea of editions, releases, and non-J2EE features. In this chapter, we’ll cut through the marketing hype and look at exactly what each version has to offer. In particular, we’ll cover the following:

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Configuring JNDI and JDBC Services,Most J2EE applications need to access at least one database through JDBC. The recommended way to access databases from JDBC is to do it with JNDI and a data source object. Therefore, in this chapter, you’ll cover the following:

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Application Clients,Although many web applications are deployed into the container, Swing clients, scheduled jobs that need to be executed on the client (because the client has access to some special hardware devices), and other external processes often need to access J2EE components remotely.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0744-3DTD; Debugging; Deployment; Java; Java EE; Web Services; XML