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Java - Enterprise Applications
Using J2EE
TREND
J2EE empowers enterprise
software initiatives by providing a comprehensive set
of tools for the development of cross-platform, vendor
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The Java platform is designed to bring
down development cycles while still supporting object-oriented
coding. The Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) provides development
teams with a complete set of tools for enterprise-level
programming.
Underlying the J2EE approach to development
is a stress on multitier systems and the usage of standardized,
modular components, simplifying and systematizing the most
complex projects. The application model encapsulates layers
of functionality in specific types of components. Business
logic is contained in Enterprise Java Bean components,
which mask much of the complexity involved in implementing
multitier middleware. Web-based client interaction is facilitated
through the Java Servlets API and Java Server Pages.
Rich database access capabilities are possible using the
JDBC API, while JavaMail is used to add email capabilities
to applications
J2EE also has access to the gamut of Java
technologies, such as JFC/Swing-based user-interfaces, Javabean
components, and applets. Support for components to communicate
transparently through several standards and protocols, such
as HTTP, SSL, RMI/IIOP, etc. are included.
Since the J2EE standard is developed and
extended through a collaboration of leaders of the enterprise
software industry, it constantly grows to meet the challenges
of real-world enterprise software development.
Code reusability is a focus area of the
J2EE and is promoted through the use of components presenting
standard interfaces. Reusability leads to faster development,
lowered costs, portability and flexibility in the choice
of solutions.
Our development team utilizes J2EE to create
powerful, robust, scalable and extensible eBusiness applications
for our clients.
Please write
to us for more information.
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