Introduction 3m 50s
Welcome 1m 4S
What you need to Get Started 1m 19s
Using the exercise Files 47s
Challenges Using the 40s
1. About JavaBeans 19m 29s
What is Enterprise JavaBeans? 2m 57s
Working with JavaBeans components 2m 41s
vs. Application database servers 3m 4S
Setting up A Runtime architecture 4m 34s
Creating A simple Program 3m 20s
Challenge: Build A simple JavaBeans component 53s
Solution: Build A simple JavaBeans component 2m 0s
2. JavaBeans Objects 16m 23s
vs. Session Entity objects 2m 35s
Creating A simple Entity Bean 2m 53s
Creating A simple message-driven Bean 3m 16s
Defining A Primary Key 3m 29s
Challenge: Design A JavaBeans Object 1m 16s
Solution: Design A JavaBeans Object 2m 54s
3. Server-Side Programming 19m 35s
Server-Side vs. Client-Side Programming 2m 59s
Understanding the Life cycle of beans 4m 1s
Creating A Home interface 2m 51s
Creating A component interface 2m 51s
Creating A Client access to the Bean 3m 51s
Challenge: Create Client code to access your JavaBean 49s
Solution: Create Client code to access your JavaBean 2m 13s
4. Parallel and Distributed Processing 15m 1s
What is parallel processing? 2m 26s
CRCW, CREW, and EREW access Patterns 3m 43s
Controlling Concurrent access to JavaBeans objects 3m 26s
Tips for Maximizing efficiency 2m 39s
Challenge: Design A JavaBeans Object to Run in parallel 1m 12s
Solution : Design A JavaBeans Object to Run in parallel 1m 35s
5. Improving Your Java Code 19m 49s
Debugging JavaBeans 3m 45s
Optimizing JavaBeans code 5m 22s
Choosing session vs. Entity Object types 2m 41s
Enabling Security and encryption 3m 56s
Challenge: Optimize A JavaBeans Object 55s
Solution: Optimize A JavaBeans Object 3m 10s
6. Extensions 9m 37s
Internationalization and localization 3m 1s
Creating asynchronous Methods 3m 0s
Transactions 3m 36s
Conclusion 1m 30s
Next steps 1m 30s

Although small-scale Java EE applications can be built without JavaBeans, in the large-scale Java EE world they're needed to separate business logic from presentation. Learn how to build your own JavaBeans and get developer tips for developing enterprise-level applications that are scalable, cross-compatible, and less demanding of server resources. In this course Patrick Royal covers the core concepts behind JavaBeans and explores the syntax, commands, and tools you need to know. He shows how to create session and entity objects, build server-side code, design objects to take advantage of parallel processing, and improve your code with optimization techniques and extensions. He also issues several JavaBeans programming challenges that allow you to test your knowledge along the way.

Topics include:
Building your first simple JavaBeans component
Creating simple entity beans and message-driven beans
Defining a primary key
Understanding the life cycle of beans
Creating home and component interfaces
Controlling concurrent access to JavaBeans objects
Debugging and optimizing JavaBeans code
Enabling security and encryption
Creating asynchronous methods