JavaBeans

them the most bang for their buck, including increasing developer productivity. Second, companies are looking for flexibility in the long term.

"Java-based SOA technologies such as the Spring framework and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) certainly speak to that first point by greatly simplifying and shrinking development requirements and constraints," Shimmin said. "To the second point, open More...

implementations of the standards from the three organizations, according to the announcement. For example, the Eclipse Web Tools Project (WTP) includes implementations of JCP JSR 244 (Java EE 5), JSR 220 (Enterprise JavaBeans 3), JSR 127 (JavaServer Faces). The Eclipse Equinox project is an implementation of the OSGi v4 specification. The Eclipse Modeling Project provides More...

said. "They emphasize how you interface with each other, which is XML and HTTP for Web services, for instance. What's running behind the scenes is really less important."

Finally, ZapThink's Bloomberg said the Enterprise JavaBeans/Servlet/Java Server Pages framework doesn't jibe with SOA.

"You'll see that Java EE focuses on providing a framework for scalable n-tier architectures like those More...

said. "They emphasize how you interface with each other, which is XML and HTTP for Web services, for instance. What's running behind the scenes is really less important."

Finally, ZapThink's Bloomberg said the Enterprise JavaBeans/Servlet/Java Server Pages framework doesn't jibe with SOA.

"You'll see that Java EE focuses on providing a framework for scalable n-tier architectures like those More...

that you need. You don't have to learn the heavyweight XML or heavyweight Java APIs. It's a very simple approach."

Officially JBoss describes Seam as unifying and integrating Ajax, JavaServer Faces (JSF), Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) 3.0, Java portlets, business process management (BPM) and workflow. With Seam, developers build Web apps using annotated POJOs (plain old Java objects), UI More...

This tutorial seeks to teach the essentials for creating JavaBeans and explain the basic concepts behind all JavaBeans. It shows how these concepts relate to practical programming techniques More...

An explanation of how JavaBeans can can help you create a consistent naming scheme for all of your Web applications More...

This article provides an extremely succinct overview of Enterprise JavaBeans (version 2.0) and is intended for developers and managers who are not familiar with EJB but have some background in distributed object technologies More...

Devx.com provides links to a handful of discussion threads on JavaBeans-related topics More...

Here you can download the 2.0 specification and find out what is new in this updated version More...