EJB Deployment

 

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  1. EJB deployment tool
  2. Prerequisite tasks
  3. Generate EJB deployment code from the command line
  4. Generate EJB deployment code from the workbench
  5. Converters and composers
  6. DB2 SQLJ
  7. Mapping editor
  8. Approaches for mapping enterprise beans to database tables
  9. Specify optimistic concurrency control scheme for EJB 2.x CMP entity
  10. Requirements for deploying EJB applications using SQLJ
  11. Access intent and isolation levels
  12. The ejbdeploy command
  13. Message format for EJB validation
  14. Limitations of EJB deployment
  15. Limitations of EJB mapping tools
  16. Add the SQLJ run-time JAR file to the class path
  17. Add a column for collision detection
  18. Add a column for collision detection when the CMP bean exists
  19. Add a column for collision detection when generating a top-down
  20. Configure your application to use SQLJ instead of JDBC
  21. Delete deployment code
  22. Delete maps and schemas
  23. Installing the EAR file on the server
  24. Create EJB mappings
  25. Specify a discriminator column and value
  26. Create inheritance maps
  27. Create many-to-many (M:M) relationship maps
  28. Generate a meet-in-the-middle mapping
  29. Including an attribute in a predicate for optimistic access intents
  30. Avoiding overlapping maps
  31. Update maps with the Mapping editor
  32. Removing mappings via the Mapping editor
  33. Create secondary table maps
  34. Generate a top-down mapping
  35. Create and mapping unmapped elements
  36. Mapping database views
  37. Run the EJB deployment tool
  38. Specify a different location for the SQLJ translator and main class
  39. Configure EJB applications to use SQLJ instead of JDBC for enterprise
  40. Preliminary steps for running the DB2 SQLJ profile customizer using the Ant
  41. Deploying the EAR file
  42. Run the ejbdeploy command
  43. Run the Ant script
  44. Deploying EJB applications using SQLJ for data access
  45. Create a new EJB composer
  46. Create a new EJB converter

 

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