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Discover the JCP "UML for EJB" profile
EJBs represent
the Java component construction standard. They are
the dedicated entry point of Java application servers
implemented in multi-tier architectures.
Objecteering/UML is based on the "UML for EJB" profile
standardized by the Java Community Process, which precisely
describes the mapping of a UML model into EJB components.
The use of such a standard allows the simultaneous standardization
of the UML definition of an EJB and its Java construction
form. It then becomes possible to feed a Java application
server with EJBs coming from several different tools. This kind of standardization approach leads to a
significant
reduction in application construction costs.
Model your EJBs in UML
The "UML for EJB" profile
brings the MDA approach to the construction of EJBs.
Objecteering/UML is used to build the UML model resulting from the component-based approach used.
It then applies to this model automatic transformation patterns, designed
to produce the specific UML model of the EJBs and to generate the code dedicated
to the targeted EJB platform.
Generate EJBs according to JCP standards
Objecteering/Java
Developer automatically transforms the designated
model parts, by applying EJB construction rules described
in the standard "UML for EJB" profile.
It maintains the consistency of
all the classes which describe EJBs, generates the Java
code for the EJBs and produces XML deployment descriptions
of the EJBs.
Objecteering/Java Developer provides coupling to the
most popular Java application
servers on the market (WebLogic, WebServer, iPortal).
And of course, like all our code generators, it ensures
permanent code/model consistency.
Included in Objecteering/UML Editions:
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