Supplemental materials for PROG3060
The course textbook for PROG3060 is Naci Dai, Lawrence Mandel, and Arthur Ryman (2007). Eclipse Web Tools Platform: Developing Java Web Applications. Pearson Education, Boston, Massachusetts. ISBN...
View ArticleDepartment of Homeland Security recommends disabling Java in web browsers
From today’s Globe and Mail newspaper: The U.S. Department of Homeland Security urged computer users to disable Oracle Corp’s Java software, amplifying security experts’ prior warnings to the hundreds...
View ArticleLooking for the Eclipse Web Tools Platform? Start here.
My Java Enterprise Applications course utilizes Eclipse as the development IDE, together with the Web Tools Platform, which includes Glassfish as the Java application server. Persistent storage for...
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New text, resources for Java Enterprise Applications (Java EE)
The forthcoming Winter 2015 semester brings another offering of PROG3060, Java Enterprise Applications at Conestoga College and with it another set of technology and resource updates. With Oracle’s...
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Software for PROG3060 – Java Enterprise Applications
Students taking PROG3060 in the Winter 2015 semester may wish to install all of the various software components required for the course on their own machines. So, in anticipation of student requests...
View ArticleSupplemental resources for PROG3060 – Winter 2015
The course textbook for PROG3060 (Java Enterprise Applications) in the Winter 2015 term is Dr. Danny Coward (2015). Java EE 7: The Big Picture. McGraw-Hill (Oracle Press), ISBN 978-0-07-183734-7. Below...
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Eclipse OEPE, Glassfish and port number conflicts
The software stack I’m currently using for teaching Java EE Application Programming includes: Java JDK 1.7.0 r71, 32-bit edition; Eclipse Luna 32-bit, the Oracle OEPE (Oracle Enterprise Pack for...
View ArticleJPA and native SQL queries – part un
Hibernate is by far the most popular of the various object-relational mapping tools available for Java, and is one of the ORM toolkits that supports the Java Persistence API, which forms part of the...
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JPA and native SQL queries – part deux
In a previous article I outlined how one can use JPA’s @SqlResultMapping annotation to permit one to utilize JPA’s createNativeQuery() method and map an SQL native query to a result set composed of...
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