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Professional Java Servlets 2.3

ISBN: 186100561X
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2006
Pages: 130

Authors: Andrew Harbourne-Thomas, Sam Dalton, Simon Brown, Bjarki Holm, Tony Loton, Meeraj Kunnumpurath, Subrahmanyam Allamaraju, John Bell, Sing Li

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• Table of Contents
• BackCover
• Professional Java Servlets 2.3
• Introduction
• What s Covered in this Book
• What You Need to Use this Book
• Conventions
• Customer Support and Feedback
• Chapter 1: Servlets in the Enterprise
• Enterprise Architecture
• The J2EE Container Architecture
• J2EE Web Components
• Using Servlets with Other J2EE APIs
• Servlet Roles in Web Applications
• Summary
• Chapter 2: The Servlet 2.3 API
• The javax.servlet Package
• The Servlet Interface
• The GenericServlet Class
• The Request-Response Cycle
• Input and Output Streams
• Servlet-Container Communication
• Additional Interfaces
• Servlet Exception Classes
• Personal Portal Web Application
• Summary
• Chapter 3: HTTP Servlets
• Application Layer Protocols
• Hypertext Transfer Protocol
• HTTP and Servlets
• Implementing HTTP Servlets
• Servlets and Custom Clients
• Summary
• Chapter 4: Deploying Web Applications
• What is a Web Application?
• The Structure of a Web Application
• The ServletContext
• Lifecycle of a Web Application
• The Deployment Descriptor
• Deploying a Sample Web Application
• Advanced Deployment Issues
• Chapter 5: Session Handling
• The Stateless Nature of HTTP
• Why Track Client Identity and State?
• How do we Maintain Sessions?
• Session Management Using the Servlet API
• Summary
• Chapter 6: Servlet Persistence and Resources
• Persistent Resources
• Servlet Initialization and Configuration
• Resource Binding with JNDI
• Data Source Binding
• Accessing Persistent Resources
• Servlet Persistence
• Summary
• Chapter 7: Filters
• What is a Filter?
• Understanding Filters
• Configuring Filters
• Using Filters
• Chaining Filters
• Summary
• Chapter 8: JavaServer Pages
• JSP Fundamentals
• JSP Scripting Elements
• JSP Implicit Objects
• Directives
• JSP Actions
• Using Servlets and JSP Together
• Summary
• Chapter 9: Security and Container Authentication
• The Java 2 Security Model on the Server
• Secure Socket Layer
• Servlet 2.3 Security
• Using Declarative Security
• Programmatic Security
• Summary
• Chapter 10: Servlet Debugging Techniques
• Servlet Debugging Issues
• Debugging Techniques
• Debugging with Filters
• Debugging with Event Listeners
• Debugging with the JPDA
• Visualizing the Debug Trace
• Choosing a Debugging Technique
• Logging Enhancements in J2SE 1.4
• Runtime Reverse Engineering with UML
• Summary
• Chapter 11: Class Loading and Synchronization
• Class Loading
• Class Loading in the Servlet Container
• The Effect of Class Loading on Application Logic
• Servlet Loading and Reloading
• Threading and Synchronization
• Summary
• Chapter 12: Designing Web Applications and Servlet Patterns
• Why is Good Application Design Important?
• J2EE Web Application Design
• Documenting Design Principals
• Creating a Web-Based Discussion Forum
• Building the Forum Using Model 1 Architecture
• Refactoring Applications
• Building the Forum Using Model 2 Architecture
• Summary
• Chapter 13: Performance and Scalability
• Good Coding Practice
• Architectural Considerations
• Analysis Tools
• A Custom Performance Monitoring Tool
• Summary
• Chapter 14: Web Services and Servlet Agents
• Web Services
• Using Web Services
• Apache SOAP
• Servlet Agents
• Aggregation and Conglomeration
• Present and Future Challenges
• Transactions and Web Services
• Summary
• Appendix A: Installing Tomcat 4.0
• Appendix B: HTTP Reference
• HTTP Versions
• HTTP Transactions
• Mime Types
• Status Codes
• Further Information
• Appendix C: Servlet 2.3 API Reference
• javax.servlet
• javax.servlet.http