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Crash course in Enterprise JavaBeans 3 with Rational Application Developer for WebSphere, Part 4: Creating the Apache Derby database

Richard Carter, Programmer, IBM
Richard Carter is a summer intern with the developerWorks IT Professional Skills team. He is attending North Carolina State University for Computer Science and has several years of Java programming experience.

Summary:  Learn how to develop Java applications for WebSphere with the Enterprise JavaBeans 3 framework. Part 4 shows you how to create the Apache Derby database.

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Date:  02 Sep 2010
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Learn how to develop Java™ applications for WebSphere with the Enterprise JavaBeans 3 framework. Part 4 shows you how to create the Apache Derby database.

Learn the fundamentals of Java Enterprise Edition and Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0. Develop your own JavaBeans with Rational Application Developer and create a fully-functioning blog Web application. With Enterprise JavaBeans you can develop reusable modules, so you can focus on building applications, not libraries.

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Richard Carter is a summer intern with the developerWorks IT Professional Skills team. He is attending North Carolina State University for Computer Science and has several years of Java programming experience.

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