Client/Server Programming With Javabeans

by Robert Orfali, Robert Orfali (Foreword)

Developers and programmers have been anxiously awaiting the Moscone release of Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) and the many EJB tools expected to ship through the end of this year. With the Moscone release of EJB, corporate programmers can finally build highly robust and stable applications in Java. Written by an EJB insider, this book clearly shows how to use the leading EJB tools and servers in corporate programming. Corporate developers will find out how to link the Web to their large databases with EJB, JDBC 2.0, Oracle8i, and XML. The book also contains a complete comparison and benchmarking study of the leading EJB Application Servers. Also included is a full-blown blank application that explains how to build a 3-tier application with EJB.

512 pages, Paperback

Published February 28, 2005

About the author

Robert Orfali and his soulmate of thirty years, Jeri, were both in the computer software field in the early days of Silicon Valley. They co-authored three best-selling software books and went together on several world tours to promote their technology. Jeri was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, in 1999, shortly after they moved to Hawaii. Jeri and Robert spent the next 10 years fighting Jeri's cancer and learning how to live with it. Jeri even learned how to surf during her chemo years. She went from "Silicon Valley Executive Woman of the Year” to "Waikiki Surfer Chick." Jeri received one of the most moving surfer funerals ever. Her ashes are in the ocean at Waikiki.