Java

Java school courses with the use of Bean Session, GlassFish, API QUery and PostgreSQL.

Implementation of Java Beans, Bean Session with Stateful and Stateless, for the understanding of the difference between Stateful and Stateless Beans, Object Serialization, API Query, SQL in Java, EJB. Furthermore, I introduced my self to the building of a Java app : .jar compression, java compilator, PostgreSQL database and GlassFish server. Done in a book management example.

TP 1 : Stateful and Stateless Beans, use of GlassFish server

In "Server" dir

Compile files in "Server" File javac *a

Create an archive (example)

mkdir META-INF jar cvf Exo1.jar *s META-INF

Watch an archive without opening it

jar tvf Exo1.jar

Start asadmin

asadmin start-domain

deploy an archive

asadmin deploy --force Exo1.jar

In "Client" dir

Compile Client (example) javac -classpath Exo1.jar Client.java java -cp "%CLASSPATH%;Exo1.jar" --add-opens java.base/java.lang=ALL-UNNAMED Client

TP 2 : Book management with borrowers, java interfaces and EntityManager

In "Server" dir

javac biblio\*a del emprunt\*_* jar cvf TP2.jar biblio\*s META-INF\*xml

In "Client" dir

Copy the TP2.jar to the client directory asadmin deploy --force TP3.jar javac -classpath TP2.jar Client.java java -cp "%CLASSPATH%;TP2.jar" --add-opens java.base/java.lang=ALL-UNNAMED Client

TP 3 : Serializable class, interfaces, EntityManager, API Query and PostGreSQL for Book Management

In "Server" directory

javac emprunt\*a del emprunt\*_* jar cvf TP3.jar emprunt\*s META-INF\*xml

In "Client" directory

Copy the TP3.jar to the client directory asadmin deploy --force TP3.jar javac -classpath TP3.jar Client.java java -cp "%CLASSPATH%;TP3.jar" --add-opens java.base/java.lang=ALL-UNNAMED Client