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Applied Software Engineering Using Apache Jakarta Commons (Charles River Media Computer Engineering)

ISBN: 1584502460
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2002
Pages: 109

Authors: Christian Gross

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• Table of Contents
• BackCover
• Applied Software Engineering Using Apache Jakarta Commons
• Chapter 1: Introduction
• What This Book Is About
• If Only Coding Were Simple
• An Introduction to XML
• An Introduction to Open Source
• Summary
• Questions
• Chapter 2: Four-and-a-Half Levels of Granularization
• The Purpose of This Chapter
• Introduction to the Commons
• The Four-and-a-Half Levels of Granularization
• Best Practice: Commons Bridge
• Best Practice: Commons Composite
• Writing Code Based on the Two Best Practices
• Generics
• Summary
• Questions
• Chapter 3: Instantiating Objects
• The Purpose of This Chapter
• Creating an Object
• Creating Objects Using a Factory
• Creating Multiple Objects Using a Factory
• Creating Objects Using the Collections Factory
• The Service Discovery Package
• The Launcher Project
• Summary
• Questions
• Chapter 4: Scalability
• The Purpose of This Chapter
• Pooling Objects
• Threading Using the Threads Package
• Summary
• Questions
• Chapter 5: Serialization of Java Objects
• The Purpose of This Chapter
• Using SQL Helpers
• Serializing Beans to XML and Back Again
• Organizing XML Data Using Lucene
• Summary
• Questions
• Chapter 6: Messages and Asynchronous Processing
• The Purpose of this Chapter
• Callbacks and Events
• Using the threading Package
• Using Messenger Services
• Creating Services
• Summary
• Questions
• Chapter 7: Collections and Searching for Objects
• The Purpose of This Chapter
• The Beanutils Package
• Managing Object Collections
• The JXPath Package: Referencing Objects Using XPath
• Summary
• Questions
• Chapter 8: Configuration and Logging
• The Purpose of This Chapter
• Understanding the Administrator
• A Command Line Parameter Example for Referencing Configuration Files
• Managing Configurations Using Digester
• Creating Log Output
• Summary
• Questions
• Chapter 9: Computer Algorithms
• The Purpose of This Chapter
• Defining Functors
• Using the lang Extensions
• Validating End-User Data
• Summary
• Questions
• Chapter 10: Distributed Internet Services
• The Purpose of This Chapter
• An Introduction to the Theory of SOAP
• The WSDL Specification
• Axis Technical Details
• An Echo Web Service
• Extending the Web Service to Include Bean References
• Using Web Service Attachments
• Writing Messaging-Type Applications
• Summary
• Questions
• Chapter 11: Project Management
• The Purpose of This Chapter
• Managing a Project
• Test Management Using JUnit
• Project Management Using Ant
• Source Management Using CVS
• Summary
• Questions
• Appendix A: Making Decisions Quantifiable
• Step 2: Implementing the Correct Actions
• Step 3: Analyzing a Completed Action
• Step 4: What to Do with a Problematic Action
• Summary
• Appendix B: About the CD-ROM
• System Requirements
• Appendix C: The GNU General Public License (GPL)
• Preamble
• TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION
• How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• List of Listings
• List of Sidebars
• CD Content