Middleware Component Using Enterprise Java Bean (EJB)
Component-based software development promises to decrease software development and maintenance costs and also providing sophisticated facilities for software reuse. A component is a chunk of software that provides functionality such as login validation, customer transaction and calculation [3]. I...
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| Format: | Thesis |
| Language: | English English |
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2003
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| Online Access: | http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/8337/1/FSKTM_2003_17_IR.pdf |
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| Summary: | Component-based software development promises to decrease software
development and maintenance costs and also providing sophisticated facilities for
software reuse. A component is a chunk of software that provides functionality
such as login validation, customer transaction and calculation [3]. It is
encapsulated which means, that it can only be accessed via its interface and can be
combined with other systems [3]. Most of these characteristics are derived from
object oriented development.
Therefore this paper presents an overview and development of component based
software using J2EE framework called Enterprise Java Bean (EJB). The aim of this
proj ect is at capturing the middleware concept using EJB where this architecture
provides loose coupling of presentation layer and business logic. Moreover, leads
Having two different clients connecting to a single middleware component which resides in the container of J2EE Server. The details about design and development
of this middleware component and testing this component on to a test bed called
bookstore application is the heart of this project. This paper will also introduce
about the advantage of EJB against distributed component model and the
interoperability of this middleware component across different platform and
programming languages. |
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