With Application Server, you can develop J2EE applications, applications corresponding to the Web Services, and applications for asynchronous communication by using messages. This section describes an overview of developing the respective applications.
- Developing J2EE applications and batch applications
You can develop J2EE applications by creating JSPs, servlets, and Enterprise Beans. You can use WTP for developing a J2EE application on Application Server. WTP enables you to execute seamless development from creating a JSP, servlet, and Enterprise Bean up to testing and debugging.
You can also develop batch applications that run on the batch server.
- Developing an application corresponding to a Web service
You can develop an application (Web service) corresponding to a Web service. With Application Server, you can generate the files and a source code (stub and skeleton) required for developing and executing SOAP Web Services.
You can also develop an application using Web service security technology.
- Developing an application for asynchronous communication by using messages
You can develop an application for asynchronous communication by using messages. You can develop an application with the JMS interface provided by Application Server.
- Developing an application with the standard XML API
You can develop an application with the standard XML APIs such as JAXP, JAXB, and StAX.
- Developing CORBA client application operating in the Java EE environment
You can develop a CORBA client application.#
# For details on the functions that can be used in Application Server, see the Release Notes.
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