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大连交通大学2016届本科生毕业设计（论文）外文翻译 外文原文 PART ONE Overview In Part I, we introduce the server-side development platform that is the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE), of which the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) component architecture is a vital piece. J2EE is a conglomeration of concepts, programming standards, and innovations—all written in the Java programming language. With J2EE, you can rapidly construct distributed, scalable, reliable, and portable secure server-side deployments. Chapter 1 begins by exploring the need for a server-side development platform such as J2EE. You’ll see the rich needs of server-side computing, such as scalability, high availability, resource management, and security. You’ll also see the need for a rapid application development component architecture such as EJB and COM+. We’ll wrap up by surveying Sun Microsystems’ J2EE, a complete server-side development platform. Chapter 2 moves on to the Enterprise JavaBeans component model. We’ll take a look at how EJB empowers heterogeneous vendors to collaborate to solve a business problem, and we’ll study the roles of each party in an EJB deployment. We’ll also look at the different functional software modules in an EJB deployment and how they relate. Server-side Component Architectures Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) is a server-side component architecture that enables and simplifies the process of building enterprise-class distributed object applications in Java. By using EJB, you can write scalable, reliable, and secure applications without writing your own complex distributed object framework. EJB is about rapid application development for the server side; you can quickly and easily construct server-side components in Java by leveraging a prewritten distributed infrastructure provided by the industry. EJB is designed to support application portability and reusability across any vendor’s enterprise middleware services. If you are new to enterprise computing, these concepts will be made very clear