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J2EE pathfinder: J2EE technologies for the stateless network
The J2EE pathfinder series offers a window into one or more J2EE technologies, often weighing several of them to help you make informed decisions. In this first installment in the series, LearningPatterns Senior Mentor Kyle Gabhart compares two J2EE technologies for the stateless network: servlets and EJB technology. 		Articles 01 Feb 2003  
 
J2EE pathfinder: Create and manage stateful Web apps
In this installment of J2EE pathfinder, Java developer and consultant Kyle Gabhart sheds some light on the proper handling of the four J2EE session scopes for stateful Web application development. 		Articles 30 Jul 2003  
 
J2EE pathfinder: Enterprise messaging with JMS
In this installment of J2EE pathfinder, Java developer and consultant Kyle Gabhart explains why a messaging service is essential to your enterprise architecture, what kind of obstacles your solution must overcome, and what alternatives you have under the Java Message Service (JMS). 		Articles 24 Jun 2003  
 
J2EE pathfinder: Persistent data management, Part 2
Last month's pathfinder introduced J2EE's technologies for data persistence: entity beans, JDBC, and Java Data Objects (JDO). Turning the focus away from the more established JDBC and EJB technologies, Enterprise Java expert Kyle Gabhart puts the bright lights on JDO. While it's a relatively immature technology, you'll find that JDO offers some unique benefits. 		Articles 06 May 2003  
 
J2EE pathfinder: Persistent data management, Part 1
The J2EE platform provides a rich set of options for managing enterprise data persistence, but how do you choose the one that's right for your architecture? Kyle Gabhart introduces J2EE's top data persistence technologies -- entity beans, JDBC, and JDO -- and compares them in several different environments. 		Articles 02 Apr 2003  
 
J2EE pathfinder: Filtering with Java Servlets 2.4
The Servlet API has long been the cornerstone of enterprise application development, but Servlet filters are a relatively new addition to the J2EE family. In this final article in the J2EE pathfinder series, author Kyle Gabhart introduces you to the Servlet filter architecture, defines the many uses of filters, and walks you through the three steps of a typical filter implementation. He also spills the beans on some of the exciting changes you can expect from the just-released Java Servlet 2.4 specification. 		Articles 27 Jan 2004  
 
J2EE pathfinder: Java security with JAAS and JSSE
Kyle Gabhart introduces the Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) and the Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE). Follow along to find out how these two APIs combine to provide the core functions of the J2EE Web application security framework: authentication, authorization, and transport-level security. 		Articles 25 Nov 2003  
 
J2EE pathfinder: Implement JSP custom tags in five easy steps
Kyle Gabhart introduces the basics of JSP custom tags and takes you through the five-step process of incorporating them into your JSP pages. 		Articles 22 Oct 2003  
 
J2EE pathfinder: The many uses of implicit objects
In this follow-up to last month's introduction to session scopes, Java enterprise expert Kyle Gabhart delves into the many uses of JSP implicit objects. Follow along as he introduces the nine implicit objects, explains the purpose (and multiple purposes) of each one, and closes with a list of best practices for using these handy little workers in your JSP programming efforts. 		Articles 26 Aug 2003  
 
J2EE pathfinder: J2EE technologies for the stateful network
Both Java servlets and Enterprise JavaBeans components provide stateful server-side processing in J2EE. To help you choose the right solution for your enterprise, LearningPatterns Senior Mentor Kyle Gabhart compares the two technologies and evaluates their performance in some common stateful application scenarios. 		Articles 04 Mar 2003  
 
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