Developing Java Enterprise Applications
(Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.)
Author(s): Stephen Asbury ; Scott R. Weiner
ISBN: 0471327565
Publication Date: 02/01/99
- Introduction
- About the Author
- CHAPTER 1—An Introduction to Java Enterprise Development
- Supporting Concepts
- HTTP
- Java
- Specialized Servers
- Basic Enterprise Design
- Security
- Enterprise Technologies
- Creating an Enterprise Application with Java
- Why Use Java for Enterprise Development?
- Summary
- CHAPTER 2—What Is JDBC?
- Goals for JDBC
- Support Common Database Standards
- Keep It Simple
- JDBC Architecture
- Typical Scenarios
- Summary
- CHAPTER 3—Basic JDBC Programming
- About the Sample Database
- JDBC Basics
- A Simple JDBC Example
- Connecting to a Data Source
- Driver Types
- Connection Example
- Examining a Data Source
- JDBCTest
- Accessing the Database
- Fetching Data
- Working with a Result Set
- Working with ResultSetMetaData
- Handling Data
- Prepared Statements
- Managing Transactions
- Exception–Handling /SQL Warning
- Putting It Together
- JDBC 2.0 Features
- Database Enhancements
- Design Changes
- Summary
- CHAPTER 4—What Is JNDI?
- Terminology
- Naming Service
- Directory Services
- Goals for JNDI
- JNDI Architecture
- Summary
- CHAPTER 5—Using JNDI
- Setup Requirements
- About the Sample Service Provider
- The Naming Package
- Access a Context
- Object Bindings
- Storing Java Objects as References
- The Directory Package
- Search for Objects
- Configure the Search with SearchControls
- Modify Attributes
- Schema
- Exception Handling
- Summary
- CHAPTER 6—What Are Servlets?
- Server-Side Programming Technologies
- Processing Forms with CGI
- Processing Forms with Servlets
- Creating a Servlet
- Example Servlet
- Running the Servlet
- Other Server-Side Features
- Server-Side Includes
- Servlet Chaining
- Summary
- CHAPTER 7—Programming Servlets
- A Basic Servlet
- Handling a Request
- SingleThreadModel
- ServletRequest
- ServletResponse
- ServletConfig
- ServletContext
- GenericServlet
- HTTP Servlets
- HttpServletRequest
- HttpServletResponse
- HttpSession
- Cookies
- Multithreaded Servlets
- Servlets and Applets
- Designing Servlets
- Running and Hosting Servlets
- Debugging Servlets
- Performance Tuning
- Summary
- CHAPTER 8—A Servlet-Based Search Engine
- HTMLSearchServlet
- PathInfo and Query Initialization
- Handling Non-Query Requests
- Handling Queries
- IndexManager
- SearchTester.html
- Summary
- CHAPTER 9—What Is Server-Side Scripting?
- Web-Based Application Structure
- Server-Side Scripting
- JavaServer Pages
- Using JHTML
- JHTML and JSP
- Summary
- CHAPTER 10—Creating JavaServer Pages
- How JavaServer Pages Work
- PageCompileServlet
- When to Use JavaServer Pages
- Basic Java in a JSP
- Scoping
- Conditionals and Looping
- Accessing Servlet Information
- Using Backquotes
- Printing Values
- Changing a Page’s Servlet Class Definition
- Accessing Other Servlets
- Handling Interrupts
- A Preview of the New JSP Standard
- Summary
- CHAPTER 11—A JavaServer Page Online Store
- How the Store Works
- The Main Page
- Category Pages
- The Shopping Cart
- Using the Shopping Cart
- Summary
- CHAPTER 12—Overview of Distributed Objects
- Distributed Computing
- Distributed Objects
- Creating a Solution
- Current Solutions
- Summary
- CHAPTER 13—Introduction to Java RMI
- What Is RMI?
- RMI on the Client
- RMI on the Server
- Connecting the Client and Server
- Creating an RMI Application
- A Simple Client/Server Application
- Creating the Remote Interface
- Implementing the Server
- Compiling and Installing the Server
- Implementing the Client
- Compiling and Running the Client
- Example with Bidirectional Messaging
- Implementing MessageReceiver
- Updating MessageServer
- Updating the Server
- Updating the Client
- Class Loading
- Garbage Collection
- RMI and Firewalls
- Remote Object Activation
- Modifying Server
- Creating ConfigureServer
- Summary
- CHAPTER 14—A Network File-Locking Server
- Local Shared Locks
- FileLock Interface
- NetworkLockServer Interface
- NLS: The Lock Server
- SharedFileLock: The FileLock Implementation
- A Test Program
- Global Locks
- The LockServer
- GlobalFileLock
- A Test Program
- Summary
- CHAPTER 15—What Are Enterprise JavaBeans?
- Roles
- Developers
- Assemblers
- Deployers
- Server Providers
- Container Providers
- Administrators
- When to Use EJBs
- EJB and CORBA
- Future Enhancements
- Summary
- CHAPTER 16—Programming Enterprise JavaBeans
- An Enterprise JavaBean’s Environment
- Expected Services
- Possible Services
- Container
- Bean Context
- Creating an Enterprise JavaBean
- Define the Remote Interface
- Define the Home Interface
- Define the Enterprise Bean
- Create Any Additional Classes You Need
- Define Necessary Deployment Information
- Compile the Bean
- Package the Bean for Deployment
- Deploy the Bean
- Creating a Session Bean
- An Example Stateless Session Bean
- An Example Stateful Session Bean
- Using a Session Bean
- Other Session Bean Examples
- Programming Rules for Session Beans
- Container Responsibilities
- Pros and Cons
- Creating an Entity Bean
- Example of Container Persistence
- Example of Bean-Managed Persistence
- Using an Entity Bean
- Entity Bean Programming Rules
- Container Responsibilities
- Pros and Cons
- Metadata, Handles, and Exceptions
- Security and Enterprise JavaBeans
- Summary
- CHAPTER 17—Deploying Enterprise JavaBeans
- The DeploymentDescriptor
- Session– and Entity–Specific Descriptors
- Control Descriptors
- The Deployment Process
- The CD–ROM Examples
- Summary
- CHAPTER 18—Enterprise JavaBean Business Rules Engine
- The Rules Engine
- An Example Rule
- An Example Action
- The Parser
- An Example Script
- Using the Example Script
- Handling a Tag
- Check Request Example
- CheckRequest: The Interface
- CheckRequestHome: The Home Interface
- CheckRequest: The Bean
- IdentityRule: A Custom Rule
- IdentityRuleHandler: A Custom Handler
- LogRequestAction: A Custom Action
- An Example Rule Script
- An Example Action Script
- An Example Client
- Summary
- CHAPTER 19—What Are Messaging and the Java Messaging Service?
- Messaging Domains
- Request-Reply Messaging
- Applications of Messaging
- Java Messaging Service
- Summary
- CHAPTER 20—Programming with the Java Messaging Service
- MiniJMS: The Example Provider
- Running the Examples
- JMS Fundamentals
- Destinations
- The Connection Factory
- JMS and JNDI: Administered Objects
- Connections
- Sessions
- Message Producers
- Message Consumers
- Messages
- Message Selectors
- Basic Steps for Programming JMS
- Point-to-Point Messaging
- Queue Connection Factory
- Queue Connections
- Queue Sessions
- The Queue Sender
- The Queue Receiver
- The QueueRequester Utility Class
- Publish-Subscribe Messaging with Topics
- Topic Connection Factory
- Topic Connections
- Topic Sessions
- The Topic Publisher
- The Topic Subscriber
- The TopicRequester Utility Class
- Distributed Transactions and JMS Providers
- Summary
- CHAPTER 21—A JMS-Based Alarm System
- Alarm
- Alarm Server
- PTimer
- AlarmConfig
- AlarmDaemon
- Summary
- CHAPTER 22—Transactions, JTA, and JTS
- Transactions in Java
- Summary
- CHAPTER 23—Using Transactions with Enterprise JavaBeans
- Transaction Options
- Isolation Levels
- Bean–Managed Transactions
- An Example for Testing Transactions
- TestBeanBean
- Reentrant Beans
- Summary
- CHAPTER 24—Architecture Review
- The Technologies
- Example Designs
- The Online Store
- JMS Implementation
- Guidelines
- Summary
- CHAPTER 25—A Four-Tier Online Store
- Basic Design
- The Shopping Cart EJB
- ShoppingCart
- ShoppingCartHome
- ShoppingCartBean
- JavaServer Pages and HTML
- Servlets
- AdRotator
- Searching
- ShoppingCart Servlet
- Inventory Report
- Building and Running the Store
- Summary
- CHAPTER 26—MiniJMS: A Java Messaging Service Provider
- Basic Design
- Client/Server Interface
- The Client Library
- MiniDestination
- MiniMessage
- MiniConnectionFactory
- MiniConnection
- MiniSession
- MiniConsumer
- MiniProducer
- JNDI Support
- The Server
- The Message Store
- The Remote Server Objects
- The Server: MiniJMS
- Building and Running MiniJMS
- Summary
Appendix A
Appendix B
Index