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- Table of Contents
- 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
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