Nirva Morisseau-Leroy (Miami, FL) works as an Oracle DBA/Application developer in the Meteorological department at the University of Miami. She has more than 16 years experience with database installation, database analysis, design, and implementation. She is a frequent contributor to the South Florida Oracle User's Group, including many journals and conference publications in ACM Transactions on Database Systems and is also associated with the 14th International Conference On Interactive Information and Processing Systems for Meteorology. She has coauthored the following Osborne titles: Oracle8i SQLJ Programming and Orace8i Java Component Programming with EJB, CORBA and JSP.

• Part I: Overview; Ch. 1: Introduction to J2EE; Ch. 2: Oracle9i Application Server Overview; Ch. 3: JDBC, Data Source, JNDI, RMI, and SQLJ: Overview; Ch. 4: Web Services: SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI; Part II: Building J2EE Business Tier Components; Ch. 5: Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB); Ch. 6: Developing EJB Entity Beans; Ch. 7: Developing EJB Session Beans; Ch. 8: Developing EJB Message-Driven Beans; Part III: Building J2EE Web and Presentation Tier Components; Ch. 9: Developing Web Applications; Ch. 10: Introduction to JavaServer Pages (JSP); Ch. 11: Frameworks; Ch. 12: Oracle9iAS J2EE; Part IV: Appendices; Appendix A: Oracle9iAS J2EE & Oracle9iAS MVC: Configuration & Setup; Appendix B: JDBC API Reference; Appendix C: Enterprise JavaBeans API Reference; Appendix D: Oracle9iAS J2EE-specific DTD; Reference; Appendix E: Servlet API Reference; Appendix F: JavaServer Pages Tags and API Reference

Nirva Morisseau-Leroy (Miami, FL) works as an Oracle DBA/Application developer in the Meteorological department at the University of Miami. She has more than 16 years experience with database installation, database analysis, design, and implementation. She is a frequent contributor to the South Florida Oracle User's Group, including many journals and conference publications in ACM Transactions on Database Systems and is also associated with the 14th International Conference On Interactive Information and Processing Systems for Meteorology. She has coauthored the following Osborne titles: Oracle8i SQLJ Programming and Orace8i Java Component Programming with EJB, CORBA and JSP.

• Part I: Overview; Ch. 1: Introduction to J2EE; Ch. 2: Oracle9i Application Server Overview; Ch. 3: JDBC, Data Source, JNDI, RMI, and SQLJ: Overview; Ch. 4: Web Services: SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI; Part II: Building J2EE Business Tier Components; Ch. 5: Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB); Ch. 6: Developing EJB Entity Beans; Ch. 7: Developing EJB Session Beans; Ch. 8: Developing EJB Message-Driven Beans; Part III: Building J2EE Web and Presentation Tier Components; Ch. 9: Developing Web Applications; Ch. 10: Introduction to JavaServer Pages (JSP); Ch. 11: Frameworks; Ch. 12: Oracle9iAS J2EE; Part IV: Appendices; Appendix A: Oracle9iAS J2EE & Oracle9iAS MVC: Configuration & Setup; Appendix B: JDBC API Reference; Appendix C: Enterprise JavaBeans API Reference; Appendix D: Oracle9iAS J2EE-specific DTD; Reference; Appendix E: Servlet API Reference; Appendix F: JavaServer Pages Tags and API Reference

Nirva Morisseau-Leroy (Miami, FL) works as an Oracle DBA/Application developer in the Meteorological department at the University of Miami. She has more than 16 years experience with database installation, database analysis, design, and implementation. She is a frequent contributor to the South Florida Oracle User's Group, including many journals and conference publications in ACM Transactions on Database Systems and is also associated with the 14th International Conference On Interactive Information and Processing Systems for Meteorology. She has coauthored the following Osborne titles: Oracle8i SQLJ Programming and Orace8i Java Component Programming with EJB, CORBA and JSP.

• Part I: Overview; Ch. 1: Introduction to J2EE; Ch. 2: Oracle9i Application Server Overview; Ch. 3: JDBC, Data Source, JNDI, RMI, and SQLJ: Overview; Ch. 4: Web Services: SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI; Part II: Building J2EE Business Tier Components; Ch. 5: Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB); Ch. 6: Developing EJB Entity Beans; Ch. 7: Developing EJB Session Beans; Ch. 8: Developing EJB Message-Driven Beans; Part III: Building J2EE Web and Presentation Tier Components; Ch. 9: Developing Web Applications; Ch. 10: Introduction to JavaServer Pages (JSP); Ch. 11: Frameworks; Ch. 12: Oracle9iAS J2EE; Part IV: Appendices; Appendix A: Oracle9iAS J2EE & Oracle9iAS MVC: Configuration & Setup; Appendix B: JDBC API Reference; Appendix C: Enterprise JavaBeans API Reference; Appendix D: Oracle9iAS J2EE-specific DTD; Reference; Appendix E: Servlet API Reference; Appendix F: JavaServer Pages Tags and API Reference