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EJB 3.0 Database
Persistence with Ajax in the UI
While EJB 3.0 has facilitated database persistence, Ajax has simplified the user
interface facet of web applications. Asynchronous JavaScript And XML ( AJAX ) is
a web technique for developing asynchronous web applications using JavaScript,
Document Object Model ( DOM ) and XMLHttpRequest technologies. AJAX provides
dynamic interaction between a client and a server. In this chapter, we discuss
the following:
• The XMLHttpRequest object
• Creating an EJB 3.0 application
• Creating a data source in WebLogic Server
• Creating an entity bean
• Creating a wrapper session bean
• Creating a servlet client
• Creating an Ajax user interface
• Deploying the EJB 3 application to WebLogic Server
• Testing the Ajax user interface
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