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Component Technology Bina Ramamurthy 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Introduction Issues: Basic object-technology could not fulfill the promises such as reusability and interoperability fully in the context internet and enterprise level applications. Deployment was still a major problem and as a result portability and mobility are impaired. 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Component Technology We need an application architecture that works well in the new E-commerce age. Programmer productivity, cost-effective deployment, rapid time to market, seamless integration, application portability, scalability, security are some of the challenges that component technology tries to address head on. Enterprise Java Beans is Sun’s server component model that provides portability across application servers, and supports complex systems features such as transactions, security, etc. on behalf of the application components. EJB is a specification provided by Sun and many third party vendors have products compliant with this specification: BEA systems (webLogic), IONA (orbix), IBM (Webspehere), Oracle; 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Two-tier applications
Presentation Logic Business Database Server 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Three-tier Applications
Presentation Logic Business Database Server 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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J2EE Application Programming Model for Web-based applications
Web Service Business Logic Web Application Database Server Enterprise Java Beans EJB container Web Container Web client 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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J2EE Application Programming Model for Three-tier Applications
Presentation Components Database Server Enterprise Java Beans EJB container Application Container Business Logic 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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J2EE Application Programming Model for Web-based Applets
Web Service Business Logic Web Application Servlet Container Enterprise Java Beans EJB container Browser Database Server Applet internet 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Roles in EJB Development
Bean developer: Develops bean component. Application assembler: composes EJBs to form applications Deployer: deploys EJB applications within an operation environment. System administrator: Configures and administers the EJB computing and networking infrastructure. EJB Container Provider and EJB server provider: Vendors specializing in low level services such as transactions and application mgt. 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Enterprise Java Bean (EJB)
Deployable unit of code. At run-time, an enterprise bean resides in an EJB container. An EJB container provides the deployment environment and runtime environment for enterprise beans including services such as security, transaction, deployment, concurrency etc. Process of installing an EJB in a container is called EJB deployment. 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Enterprise Application with many EJBs
WebClient EJB1 EJB5 EJB3 EJB6 ApplClient Lets consider a shopping front application and figure out the possible components (EJBs) 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Deployment with Multiple EJB Clients
Container2 Deploys : EJB4 Web Container1 Deploys: WebApp1 EJB Container1 Deploys : EJB1,EJB2,EJB3 Client Container1 Deploys : Client1 Client Container3 Deploys : EJB5,EJB6 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Business Entities, Processes and Rules
EJB Applications organize business rules into components. Components typically represent a business entity or business process. Entity: is an object representing some information maintained in the enterprise. Has a “state” which may be persistent. Example: Customer, Order, Employee, Relationships are defined among the entities: dependencies. 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Process Is an object that typically encapsulates an interaction of a user with business entities. A process typically updated and changes the state of the entities. A business process may have its own state which may exist only for the duration of the process; at the completion of the process the state ceases to exist. Process state may be transient or persistent. States ate transient for conversational processes and persistent for collaborative processes. 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Rules Rules that apply to the state of an entity should be implemented in the component that represents the entity. Rules that apply to the processes should be implemented in the component that represents the processes. 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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EJB Types There are two types of EJBs:
Entity, Session and Message The syntax of the session bean and entity bean client-view API is almost identical. But they have different life cycle, different persistence management, etc. Session bean can be stateless and stateful beans. Entity bean has evolved into a Plain Old Java Object (pojo) in EJB3.0 (Java 5EE) Annotations are used to specify properties as opposed to XML descriptors in outside files. 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Life Cycle Differences
Session Bean Object state: Maintained by container Object Sharing: No sharing: per client State Externalization: State is inaccessible to other programs Transactions: Not recoverable Failure Recovery: Not guaranteed to survive failures Entity Bean Maintained by DB Shared by multiple client Accessible to other programs State changed transactionally and is recoverable. Survives failures and restored when the container restarts. 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Choosing Entity or Session Bean
Entity (business entity) is typically implemented as entity bean or a dependent object of an entity bean. Conversational (business) process as a session bean. Collaborative bean as an entity bean. Any process that requires persistence is implemented as an entity bean. When exposure to other applications are not needed for an entity or process (local/private process) then they are implemented as bean dependent objects. Message driven bean is used in conjunction with messaging services to realize loose coupling and asynchronous operation. 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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Sample NewsLister Application
EJB Module Web Module ListNews Servlet PostNews Servlet Message-drivenBean SessionBean MsgQueue EntityBean Persistence API 2/25/2019 B.Ramamurthy
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