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Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 On Demand

ISBN: B0085SG5O4
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2005
Pages: 183

Authors: Steve Johnson, Perspection Inc.

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• Table of Contents
• BackCover
• Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development
• Introduction
• How is this Book Different?
• Who this Book is for
• Aims of this Book
• What this Book Covers
• Assumed Knowledge
• Recommended Reading
• What You Need for Using this Book
• Conventions
• Customer Support
• How to Download the Sample Code for the Book
• Errata
• E-Mail Support
• p2p.wrox.com
• Chapter 1: J2EE Architectures
• Goals of an Enterprise Architecture
• Deciding Whether to Use a Distributed Architecture
• New Considerations in J2EE Design
• When to Use EJB
• Accessing Data
• State Management
• J2EE Architectures
• Web Tier Design
• Designing Applications for Portability
• Summary
• Chapter 2: J2EE Projects--Choices and Risks
• Developing a Policy on Specification Versions
• Choosing an Application Server
• The Neat Technology Trap
• When to Use Alternative Technologies to Supplement J2EE
• Portability Issues
• Staging Environments and Release Management
• Building a Team
• Choosing Development Tools
• Identifying and Mitigating Risks
• Summary
• Chapter 3: Testing J2EE Applications
• What Can Testing Achieve?
• Definitions
• Testing Correctness
• Testing Performance and Scalability
• Automating Tests
• Complementary Approaches to Testing
• Summary
• Chapter 4: Design Techniques and Coding Standards for J2EE Projects
• OO Design Recommendations for J2EE Applications
• Coding Standards
• Why (and How) Not to Reinvent the Wheel
• Summary
• Chapter 5: Requirements for the Sample Application
• Overview
• User Populations
• Assumptions
• Scope Limitations
• Delivery Schedule
• Internet User Interface
• Box Office User Interface
• Non-Functional Requirements
• Hardware and Software Environment
• Summary
• Chapter 6: Applying J2EE Technologies
• When is a Distributed Architecture Appropriate?
• Deciding When to Use EJB
• Deciding How to Use EJB
• Deciding when to Use Asynchronous Calling with JMS
• Authentication and Authorization
• Deciding When to Use XML
• Caching to Improve Performance
• Summary
• Chapter 7: Data Access in J2EE Applications
• Data Access Goals
• Business Logic and Persistence Logic
• Object-Driven and Database-Driven Modeling: A Philosophical Debate
• OR Mapping and the Impedance Mismatch
• The Data Access Object (DAO) Pattern
• Working with Relational Databases
• Portability Versus Performance
• Exchanging Data in Distributed Applications
• Common Data Access Issues
• Where to Perform Data Access
• Summary
• Data Modeling in the Sample Application
• Chapter 8: Data Access Using Entity Beans
• Entity Bean Concepts
• CMP Versus BMP
• Entity Beans in EJB 2.0
• Entity Bean Caching
• Entity Bean Performance
• Tool Support for Entity Beans
• Summary
• Chapter 9: Practical Data Access
• Data Access Technology Choices
• JDBC Subtleties
• A Generic JDBC Abstraction Framework
• Implementing the DAO Pattern in the Sample Application
• Summary
• Chapter 10: Session Beans
• Using Stateless Session Beans
• Using Stateful Session Beans
• J2EE Design Patterns Applicable to Session Beans
• Session Bean Implementation issues
• Session Beans in the Sample Application
• Summary
• Chapter 11: Infrastructure and Application Implementation
• Infrastructure
• Implementing Business Logic
• Summary
• Chapter 12: Web-Tier MVC Design
• The Challenges of Web Development
• Lessons Learned in Java Web Development
• Web-Tier Design Goals
• MVC Concepts and the Front Controller J2EE Pattern
• Web Application Frameworks
• Integrating a Web Application Framework into Overall Application Architecture
• The Web Application Framework Used in the Sample Application
• Web-Tier Session Management
• Processing User Input
• Implementing the Web Tier in the Sample Application
• Summary
• Chapter 13: Views in the Web Tier
• Decoupling Controllers and Views
• Constructing the View for the Reservations Page
• JSP Views
• Dedicated Template Languages
• XSLT
• Alternative Approaches to Markup Generation
• Generating Binary Content
• View Composition and Page Layout
• Summary
• Chapter 14: Packaging and Application Deployment
• Packaging
• Application Deployment: Common Concepts
• Deploying the Sample Application on JBoss 3.0
• Summary
• Chapter 15: Performance Testing and Tuning an Application
• Strategic Issues and Definitions
• Tools for Testing Performance and Throughput
• Locating Performance or Scalability Problems
• Addressing Performance or Scalability Problems
• Case Study: The Display Show Page in the Sample Application
• Performance in Distributed Applications
• Web-Tier Performance Issues
• The Primary Causes of Performance and Scalability Problems in J2EE Applications
• Summary
• Chapter 16: Conclusion--Making J2EE Work for You
• General Principles
• Projects
• Appendix A: Implementing View Technologies
• Decoupling Controllers from View Technologies Using a View Interface
• View Implementations
• JSP
• Velocity
• XSLT
• XMLC
• Generating PDF with iText
• Additional Views
• Custom Views
• Index-A Guide to the Index
• Index
• Index_C
• Index_D
• Index_E
• Index_F
• Index_G
• Index_H
• Index_I
• Index_J-K
• Index_L
• Index_M
• Index_N
• Index_O
• Index_P-Q
• Index_R
• Index_S
• Index_T
• Index_U
• Index_V
• Index_W
• Index_X