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JavaBeans CORBA ComponentWare

Given by Geoffrey C. Fox, Wojtek Furmanski at UC Web applications Certificate on Aug 11,14 97. Foils prepared Aug 14 1997

General Issues -- why Java Beans are important and what do they look like!
Background: ComponentWare, Corba, Opendoc, DCOM, ActiveX
An Example JavaBean (see separate JavaBeanStroll and tutorials)
Object Web Development including IIOP for interoperability among Corba2 systems
Detailed Technologies of JavaBeans (see next foil for summary)
  • These include some generic JDK1.1 topics and some which are JavaBean specific
These foils do not cover DCOM or ActiveX in detail
  • There is a separate ActiveX presentation


Table of Contents for JavaBeans CORBA ComponentWare


001 JavaBeans CORBA ComponentWare Professional Certificate Version 
    August 97
002 Abstract of Certificate JavaBean/CORBA/ComponentWare Presentation
003 Detailed Technology Summary for JavaBeans
004 Some Suggested JavaBean References
005 CORBA Resources
006 What are JavaBeans I
007 What are JavaBeans II
008 Parts of the JavaBean Brew I
009 Parts of the JavaBean Brew II
010 JavaBean Communication and Event Model
011 JavaBean Communication Model II
012 JavaBean Mechanisms for Interoperating with Remote Objects
013 What is a JAR file ?
014 COM/DCOM/ActiveX in a Nutshell - I
015 COM/DCOM/ActiveX in a Nutshell - II
016 ComponentWare Technologies in Detail
017 3(Multi)-Tier Computing Architecture
018 Microsoft's 3-Tier Programming Model
019 A Web-based 3-Tier Computing System
020 Enterprise JavaBeans
021 JavaBean 3 Tier Architecture
022 What is ComponentWare?
023 From Objects to Components
024 From Objects to Components
025 Components, Frameworks and Ensembles on an Object Bus
026 Components, Frameworks and Ensembles on the Object Bus
027 Example: WebFlow at NPAC
028 Example: WebFlow and HPCC
029 WebFlow: HPCC Simulation
030 WebFlow: Image Processing
031 WebFlow:Collaboration
032 CORBA in Detail
033 What is CORBA?
034 ORB Architecture Overview
035 ORB Architecture Overview
036 CORBA: ORB, Services, Facilities
037 CORBA: ORB, Services, Facilities
038 CORBA Object Development
039 CORBA Object Development
040 Example: Counter/Timer in Java
041 Example: IDL Specification
042 Example: IDL Specification
043 Example: Java Interface
044 Example: Java Interface
045 Example:Client-side Stub
046 Example:Client-side Stub
047 Example: Server-side Skeletom
048 Example: Server-side Skeleton
049 Example:Implementation Template
050 Example:Implementation Template
051 Example:Object Implementation
052 Example:Object Implementation
053 Example: Main Server Program Comments
054 Example: Main Server Program
055 Example: Main Client Program
056 Example: Main Client Program Comments
057 Example: Summary
058 Example vs. ORB Architecture
059 Example vs. CORBA Object Development Process
060 IIOP: New Universal Web Standard
061 Emergent Object Web Architecture
062 Emergent Object Web Architecture
063 Crossware from Netscape Corp.
064 Crossware from Netscape Corp.
065 HTTP/IIOP Integration in Netscape
066 Netscape ONE (Open Network Environment)
067 Netscape ONE (Open Net Environment)
068 Linking CORBA with JavaBeans
069 Towards Enterprise JavaBeans
070 Towards Enterprise Java Beans
071 CORBA Core, Services & Facilities
072 CORBA Services - I
073 CORBA Services - II
074 CORBA Facilities
075 CORBA Facilities
076 CORBA Facilities
077 Commercial CORBA Products: CORE ORB Support
078 Commercial CORBA Products: Common CORBA Services (COS)
079 Towards High Performance CORBA
080 Towards High Performance CORBA
081 Some Aspects of JavaBeans in More Detail
082 Picture of JavaBean and JDK1.1 AWT Event Model
083 ComponentWare Linkage Model
084 JavaBean and JDK1.1 AWT Event Model
085 Registration and Callback
086 Discussion of Event Linkage Model for Message Passing between 
    Modules
087 DataFlow in JavaBeans
088 Persistence and Serialization
089 Serializing Object Graphs
090 Serialization - I
091 Serialization Externalization II
092 RMI: Remote Method Invocation
093 RMI versus RPC Summary
094 RMI Architecture Overview
095 RMI Stubs and Skeletons
096 Other RMI Components
097 Reflection and Introspection
098 The Reflection API
099 BeanInfo and JavaBean Customization
100 JavaBean Design Patterns - I
101 JavaBean Design Patterns - II


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