Contents:
About This Document
1. Overview
What is an Enterprise JavaBean Application?
What is WebSphere Application Server?
How Do Panther and WebSphere Work Together?
Building a Panther/WebSphere Application
2. Configuring Machines
How to Set Up the Application Server Engine
How to Set Up the Development Client
How to Set Up the Web Application Broker
3. Designing the Application
Design Considerations for Panther/WebSphere
Assembling the Project Team
4. Preparing for Development
Creating a Repository
5. Building Enterprise JavaBeans
Creating Service Components
Defining the Component Interface
The Component Interface Window - Methods Section
The Component Interface Window - Properties Section
The Component Interface Window - EJB Section
Implementing Methods
Programming Component Events
Generating Enterprise JavaBeans
Sample Enterprise JavaBeans
6. Deploying Enterprise JavaBeans in WebSphere
Installing Enterprise JavaBeans
7. Building Client Screens
Creating Client Screens
Specifying the WebSphere Server
Specifying the Component System
Instantiating an EJB
Destroying EJB Components
Accessing the Component's Methods
Accessing the Component's Properties
Designating an Error Handler
Writing a Java Event Handler
Saving Client Screens
Sample Client Screen
8. Deploying Your Application
Packaging the EJBs
Configuring the Application Server
Configuring Runtime Clients
Configuring the Web Application Broker
A. Utilities
B. Sample Applications
Using a Web Banner
Finding Your Horoscope
Running the eStore Application
C. Adding C Functions
How to Add C Functions for EJB Access
D. Deploying Enterprise JavaBeans in WebSphere 3.5
Installing Enterprise JavaBeans
Index