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== Enterprise JavaBeans == |
== Enterprise JavaBeans == |
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'''Enterprise JavaBeans''' (EJB) is a standard server-side component model for the development and deployment of distributed business applications. |
'''Enterprise JavaBeans''' (EJB) is a standard server-side component model for the development and deployment of distributed business applications. It represents both business objects (e.g., customer, address) and business processes (e.g., purchasing). |
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There are several technologies addressed by EJB: |
There are several technologies addressed by EJB: |
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* Server-Side Components |
* [[Server-Side Components]] |
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* Distributed Systems |
* [[Distributed Systems]] |
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'''See also''' |
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* [[JavaBeans]] |
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Latest revision as of 16:16, 11 November 2004
Enterprise JavaBeans
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) is a standard server-side component model for the development and deployment of distributed business applications. It represents both business objects (e.g., customer, address) and business processes (e.g., purchasing).
There are several technologies addressed by EJB:
See also