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Contents
Chapter T
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
An Introduction to Java Enterprise Development
1
Supporting Concepts Enterprise Technologies Creating an Enterprise Application with Java Summary
1 5 6 8
What Is JDBC?
9
Goals for JDBC JDBC Architecture Summary
11 13 16
Basic JDBC Programming
17
About the Sample Database JDBC Basics A Simple JDBC Example Connecting to a Data Source Examining a Data Source Accessing the Database Fetching Data Handling Data Putting It Together JDBC 2.0 Features Summary
17 19 22 24 32 38 41 49 54 67 69
What Is JNDI?
71
Terminology Goals for JNDI JNDI Architecture Summary
What Are Servlets? Server-Side Programming Technologies Processing Forms with CGI Processing Forms with Servlets Other Server-Side Features Summary
133 133 134 138 143 146
Chapter 7
Programming Servlets A Basic Servlet HTTP Servlets Multithreaded Servlets Servlets and Applets Designing Servlets Running and Hosting Servlets Debugging Servlets Performance Tuning Summary
147 147 157 181 185 192 195 196 205 213
Chapter 8
A Servlet-Based Search Engine HTMLSearchServlet IndexManager SearchTester.html Summary
215 216 228 232 233
Chapter 9
What Is Server-Side Scripting? Web-Based Application Structure JavaServer Pages Summary
235 235 242 248
Chapter 10
Creating JavaServer Pages How JavaServer Pages Work Basic Java in a JSP Changing a Page's Servlet Class Definition Accessing Other Servlets Handling Interrupts A Preview of the New JSP Standard Summary
251 252 256 274 277 281 282 287
Chapter 11
A JavaServer Page Online Store How the Store Works The Main Page Category Pages The Shopping Cart Summary
289 289 291 295 302 312
Contents Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Overview of Distributed Objects
313
Distributed Computing Distributed Objects Summary
313 315 324
Introduction to Java RMI
325
What Is RMI? A Simple Client/Server Application Example with Bidirectional Messaging Class Loading Garbage Collection RMI and Firewalls Remote Object Activation Summary
326 335 341 348 351 353 354 359
A Network File-Locking Server
361
Local Shared Locks Global Locks Summary
362 373 380
What Are Enterprise JavaBeans?
381
Roles When to Use EJBs EJB and CORBA Future Enhancements Summary
384 387 390 391 391
Programming Enterprise JavaBeans
393
An Enterprise JavaBean's Environment Creating an Enterprise JavaBean Creating a Session Bean Creating an Entity Bean Metadata, Handles, and Exceptions Security and Enterprise JavaBeans Summary
394 400 408 429 445 448 449
Deploying Enterprise JavaBeans
451
The DeploymentDescriptor The Deployment Process Summary
452 455 456
Enterprise JavaBean Business Rules Engine
459
The Rules Engine Check Request Example Summary
460 476 487
What Are Messaging and the Java Messaging Service?
489
Java Messaging Service Summary
494 495
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Developing Java Enterprise Applications
Chapter 20
Programming with the Java Messaging Service MiniJMS: The Example Provider JMS Fundamentals Point-to-Point Messaging Publish-Subscribe Messaging with Topics Distributed Transactions and JMS Providers Summary
497 498 499 518 544 553 554
Chapter 21
A JMS-Based Alarm System Alarm Server AlarmConfig AlarmDaemon Summary
557 561 576 578 579
Chapter 22
Transactions, JTA, and JTS Transactions in Java Summary
581 585 586
Chapter 23
Using Transactions with Enterprise JavaBeans Transaction Options An Example for Testing Transactions Reentrant Beans Summary
587 587 593 603 603
Chapter 24
Architecture Review The Technologies Example Designs Guidelines Summary
605 605 608 612 615
Chapter 25
A Four-Tier Online Store Basic Design The Shopping Cart EJB JavaServer Pages and HTML Servlets Building and Running the Store Summary
617 618 621 636 642 671 672
Chapter 26
MiniJMS: A Java Messaging Service Provider Basic Design Client/Server Interface The Client Library The Server Building and Running MiniJMS Summary
