In the September Java Developer's Journal (Vol. 5, issue 9) we discussed the
tools available in VisualAge for Java and WebSphere Studio for building and
debugging Web applications. This month we demonstrate how to use these tools
to build a simple Web site that allows users to access their bank accounts
using an Enterprise JavaBean.
We'll build on the EJB created in the June JDJ article "Building Enterprise
Beans with VisualAge for Java" (Vol. 5, issue 6).
The Tutorial
In that article you learned how to create an EJB bean (i.e., how to build
part of the server-side piece of the Web application). Here we'll show you
how to generate an access bean from the EJB bean previously created. Then
we'll show you how to import that bean into WebSphere Studio to generate a
JavaServer Page (JSP) file, HTML file and servlet to build the client side of
the application.
Step 1: Pr... (more)
Your team has been assigned to build an end-to-end Web application. As a Java
programmer, you need to focus on the code, to ensure that it can successfully
call the required data. Your graphic and Web designers need to focus on the
actual presentation to the user, to determine how best to display the
information.
To ease the server-side programming process, it makes sense to build the
application using a role-based approach: Business logic: Determines the
content generated Presentation style and content: Determines how the
information is presented Whether you're a Java programme... (more)
In the September Java Developer's Journal (Vol. 5, issue 9) we discussed the
tools available in VisualAge for Java and WebSphere Studio for building and
debugging Web applications. This month we demonstrate how to use these tools
to build a simple Web site that allows users to access their bank accounts
using an Enterprise JavaBean.
We'll build on the EJB created in the June JDJ article "Building Enterprise
Beans with VisualAge for Java" (Vol. 5, issue 6).
The Tutorial
In that article you learned how to create an EJB bean (i.e., how to build
part of the server-side piece of the W... (more)
Your team has been assigned to build an end-to-end Web application. As a Java
programmer, you need to focus on the code, to ensure that it can successfully
call the required data. Your graphic and Web designers need to focus on the
actual presentation to the user, to determine how best to display the
information.
To ease the server-side programming process, it makes sense to build the
application using a role-based approach: Business logic: Determines the
content generated Presentation style and content: Determines how the
information is presented Whether you're a Java programme... (more)
Anita Huang is currently working on IBM's WebSphere Developer Domain site, providing in-depth samples and tutorials that incorporate the WebSphere software platform for e-business. Previously, she worked on the VisualAge for Java Information Development team, focusing primarily on componentry to build enterprise applications.
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