JavaEE6 Weblogic exercice 2

Table des matières

1. 1. Introduction
2. 2. Create an EAR project, an EJB project and a Dynamic Web/JPA project
3. 3. Experiment with Remote EJBs
   1. 3.1. Add a remote EJB to the EJB project
   2. 3.2. Look for the JNDI name of the EJB in Weblogic console
   3. 3.3. Write a standalone client for this EJB
4. 4. Write a bank account management application
   1. 4.1. Create an empty MyBank database in javaDB (from Eclipse), connect it to Weblogic
   2. 4.2. In the EJB project, configure persistence.xml for working with MyBank database
   3. 4.3. In the DemoEJB Project, create an entity class for an Account
   4. 4.4. Add a AccountFacade session bean to a package named "sessions" to the DemoEJB project
   5. 4.5. Add a singleton EJB that will populate the database at deployment time, when the project is run
   6. 4.6. Add a Servlet and a JSP to manage the Accounts like we did yesterday for the manufacturers
   7. 4.7. Add some functionalities: transfert money from one account to another
5. 5. Use JPA relationships
   1. 5.1. Add a new entity class for describing operations on an account
   2. 5.2. Add a relationship between Account and Operation
   3. 5.3. Modify the JSP so that the "Actions" column proposes to remove the current account and to show details of operations
   4. 5.4. Advanced topics : sort operations by acending dates, use entity bean property validations
6. 6. Modify the AccountFacade so that it can also be called remotely, call it from the stand alone client