J2EETM
Links
- Application
Code Generation
- Articles
- Books
- Projects/Products
- AndroMDA,
generates J2EE classes and deploy components from UML models
- EJBGen,
EJB 2.0 code generator
- FireStorm,
DAO code generator for persistence tier
- ModelJ,
code
generator for EJBs and Struts
- XDoclets
- Resources
- Application
Servers
- Application
Server Reviews
- Articles/Papers
- Comparison
- Enhydra,
Open Source
Java/XML Application Server
- Geronimo
- iPlanet
Integration Server enables
e-commerce from the Web to the
mainframe:
whitepapers
- JBoss
Open Source EJB application sever:
- JOnAS
in Open
Source
- Next
Generation
Application Server (NGASI)
- Netscape
Application Server
- Oracle
Application Server
- Orion
- Pramati Server 3.0,
certified J2EE
1.3 app server
- Resources
- Sun
One Application Server
- Sybase
Enterprise Application Server
- WebLogic
- Articles/Papers
- Books
- Products
- Resources
- WebSphere
Application Server
- Articles
- Books
- Building
Multi-tier Solutions for WebSphere Enterprise Applications,
Redbook
- Design
and Implement Servlets, JSPs, and EJBs for IBM WebSphere Application
Server, Redbook
- Edge
of Network Patterns, Redbook
- EJB
Development with VisualAge for Java for WebSphere Application Server,
Redbook
- Express
V5.0.2 Administrator Handbook,
Redbook
- Migrating
to WebSphere V5.0 An End-to-End Migration Guide,
Redbook
- WebSphere
V5.1 Performance, Scalability, and High Availability,
Redbook
- WebSphere
and .NET Coexistence, Redbook
- WebSphere
Version 5 Application Development Handbook,
Redbook
- documentation
- Resources
- Tools
- Tutorials
- Articles:
@Developer.com;
@developers.sun.com;
@JavaWorld
- Blueprints
- Books
- Applying
Enterprise JavaBeans: Component-Based Development For The J2EE Platform:
Ch. 8,
Entity Bean Application Example; Ch 10,
Understanding Transactions
- Building Java
Enterprise
Applications Volume
I: Architecture; Ch 2,
Blueprints; Ch 5,
Advanced Entities
- J2EE
and XML Development (free)
- Java
Enterprise Best Practices
- Java
Enterprise in a Nutshell; Ch 5,
Java Servlets; Ch 14,
IDL Reference
- Java
for the Web with Servlets, JSP, and EJB:
Ch 1,
The Servlet Technology; Ch 2,
Inside Servlets; Ch. 3,
Writing Servlet Applications; Appendix A:
Remotely monitor Tomcat clusters using MC4J Installation and
Configuration
- Naked
Objects
- Compatibility
and
Java Verification: Java
Application Verification Kit
(AVK)
- Development
Environments
- Eclipse,
an open extensible IDE
- Articles
- Plug-ins
- ClearCase
- Easy
Struts
- EASIE,
user controls for managing an application server instance (WebLogic,
JBoss, WebSphere, Orion/Oracle 9iAS)
- HiberClipse
- Hibernator
- IBM
Availability Monitoring Toolkit:
an Eclipse plug-in for finding the availability of various services
used by enterprise applications
- IBM
Web Tools for Eclipse
- JettyLauncher,
support for running web application in Jetty
- Lomboz,
J2EE development environment: Installation
and Configuration; Tutorial
- Log4E
- RMI
plug-in for
Eclipse
- SolarEclipse,
XML and Web app development
- Spindle,
for Tapestry development
- Spring-IDE
- STRECL,
for
Struts development
- Tomcat
for
Eclipse Plugin
- W4T,
visual Web UI development
- Web Data Access Developer
- XML
editors: X-Men
- XtremeJ
Management
Console, monitors the JMX based
services within a JMX-enabled
application server
- Projects
- Tutorials
- MyEclipse
Enterprise Workbench: Help, Rich
Client Platform (RCP)Rich Client Platform (RCP)Rich Client Platform
(RCP)Rich Client Platform (RCP)Rich Client Platform (RCP),
Tutorials
and Visual Tours
- WebSphere
Studio Application Developer
- Articles
- Application
modeling with WebSphere Studio V5.1
- Build
JCA-compliant resource adapters
- Creating
and Testing Message Driven Beans using WebSphere Studio Application
Developer 5.0
- Developing
and Deploying
Modular J2EE Applications with WebSphere Studio Application
- Developing
and Testing a Complete "Hello World" J2EE Application
- Developing
portlets that use JavaBeans and JSP components
- Implement
business processes using WebSphere Studio
Application Developer Integration Edition, Part 1,
2,
3,
4
- Implementing
portlet messaging using WebSphere Studio Application Developer V5 and
the Portal Toolkit V5
- Integrating
EJBs into J2EE apps in WebSphere Studio
- Integrating
Message-Driven Beans into Enterprise
Applications with WebSphere Studio, Part 1,
2,
3
- J2EE
Application Profiling in WebSphere Studio
- Using
Local and Remote EJB Interfaces to Achieve Deployment Flexibility and
Optimal Performance
- Using
JAXB to Develop Enterprise Applications with WebSphere Studio
Application Developer V5.1
- Using
the Java Cryptography Extension in WebSphere Studio Application
Developer V5
- Using the Struts
Framework with WebSphere Studio V5
-- Part 1:
Using Struts with Tiles
- Using WebSphere
MQ in WebSphere Application Server
Version 4.x, Part 1,
2
- Writing Java
Message Service programs using WebSphere
MQ and WebSphere Studio Application Developer: Part 1,
2
- XML and
WebSphere Studio Application Developer Part 1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8,
9
- Plug-ins
- Resources
- Tools
- Tutorials
- DTDs: 1.2; 1.3
- Documentation
- Enterprise
Application Integration (EAI)
- Articles
- Books
- Resources
- Tools
- Model
Driven Architecture (MDA)
- Articles
- Code Generation
Frameworks
- Resources
- Projects/Products
- Resources
- Specifications
- Tools
- AppFuse,
an
application for starting Web applications: Wiki;