WAS: Java EE architecture: Containers, Components, Annotations

Sean Wingert explains IBM Message Queue WAS Java EE architecture Containers, Components, Annotations

[vm]

Thank you so much. Finally I found something that makes sense.

[pepsipepsi]

really nice how you clearly explain that the annotations are manipulating the container - it's pretty confusing how they represent things the container does that you can't see or look up in your own code. It's nice to have an illustration of that if you're just starting out - really just pointing out that it's connected to the container your code is running inside of.

[sprayhuman]

clear and understandable, but simple. Great video.

[kurtishallquist]

Thank you so much for this video. You explained the concepts very well.

[mosesmathebula]

You just made thing easy for me.


Thanks a lot.

[prer]

wow! amazing explanation! Thank you so much

[kahnfatman]

Does Docker Container essentially replace Web Container and EJB Container as a whole?
And those who endorse Docker strategy (thus reject JEE) reinvent the wheel to solve problems realized by Sun (et al.) long ago?

[prashantmathur]

You took an example where we need to authenticate LDAP and SAS users on different servers. As you mentioned Java EE makes it easy for us to do. So can you explain which Java EE component would do the work and how?
Thanks in Advance

[banachtarski]

Great video but as my knowledge goes POJO is not equal JavaBean. For example JavaBean implements Serializable interface and POJO does not extend or implements anything.

[chevalier]

Can anyone briefly explain the purpose of all of this to someone who just learned PHP as their backend language?