Java Servlet Programming (Java Series)
Java Servlet Programming (Java Series)
ISBN: 0596000405
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2000
Pages: 223
Pages: 223
Authors: Jason Hunter, William Crawford
- Java Servlet Programming, 2nd Edition
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Servlet API 2.2
- Readers of the First Edition
- Audience
- About the Examples
- Organization
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Request for Comments
- Acknowledgments
- Acknowledgments from the First Edition
- 1. Introduction
- 1.1 History of Web Applications
- 1.2 Support for Servlets
- 1.3 The Power of Servlets
- 2. HTTP Servlet Basics
- 2.1 HTTP Basics
- 2.2 The Servlet API
- 2.3 Page Generation
- 2.4 Web Applications
- 2.5 Moving On
- 3. The Servlet Lifecycle
- 3.1 The Servlet Alternative
- 3.2 Servlet Reloading
- 3.3 Init and Destroy
- 3.4 Single-Thread Model
- 3.5 Background Processing
- 3.6 Load on Startup
- 3.7 Client-Side Caching
- 3.8 Server-Side Caching
- 4. Retrieving Information
- 4.1 The Servlet
- 4.2 The Server
- 4.3 The Client
- 5. Sending HTML Information
- 5.1 The Structure of a Response
- 5.2 Sending a Normal Response
- 5.3 Using Persistent Connections
- 5.4 Response Buffering
- 5.5 Status Codes
- 5.6 HTTP Headers
- 5.7 When Things Go Wrong
- 5.8 Six Ways to Skin a Servlet Cat
- 6. Sending Multimedia Content
- 6.1 WAP and WML
- 6.2 Images
- 6.3 Compressed Content
- 6.4 Server Push
- 7. Session Tracking
- 7.1 User Authentication
- 7.2 Hidden Form Fields
- 7.3 URL Rewriting
- 7.4 Persistent Cookies
- 7.5 The Session Tracking API
- 8. Security
- 8.1 HTTP Authentication
- 8.2 Form-Based Authentication
- 8.3 Custom Authentication
- 8.4 Digital Certificates
- 8.5 Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
- 9. Database Connectivity
- 9.1 Relational Databases
- 9.2 The JDBC API
- 9.3 Reusing Database Objects
- 9.4 Transactions
- 9.5 A Guestbook Servlet
- 9.6 Advanced JDBC Techniques
- 9.7 Beyond the Core
- 10. Applet-Servlet Communication
- 10.1 Communication Options
- 10.2 Daytime Server
- 10.3 Chat Server
- 11. Servlet Collaboration
- 11.1 Sharing Information
- 11.2 Sharing Control
- 12. Enterprise Servletsand J2EE
- 12.1 Distributing Load
- 12.2 Integrating with J2EE
- 13. Internationalization
- 13.1 Western European Languages
- 13.2 Conforming to Local Customs
- 13.3 Non-Western European Languages
- 13.4 Multiple Languages
- 13.5 Dynamic Language Negotiation
- 13.6 HTML Forms
- 14. The Tea Framework
- 14.1 The Tea Language
- 14.2 Getting Started
- 14.3 Request Information
- 14.4 Tea Administration
- 14.5 Tea Applications
- 14.6 A Tool Application
- 14.7 Final Words
- 15. WebMacro
- 15.1 The WebMacro Framework
- 15.2 Installing WebMacro
- 15.3 WebMacro Directives
- 15.4 WebMacro Templates
- 15.5 A Tool Application
- 15.6 Filters
- 16. Element Construction Set
- 16.1 Page Components as Objects
- 16.2 Displaying a Result Set
- 17. XMLC
- 17.1 A Simple XML Compile
- 17.2 The Manipulation Class
- 17.3 A Tool Application
- 18. JavaServer Pages
- 18.1 Using JavaServer Pages
- 18.2 Behind the Scenes
- 18.3 Expressions and Declarations
- 18.4 Directives
- 18.5 JSP and JavaBeans
- 18.6 Includes and Forwards
- 18.7 A Tool Application
- 18.8 Custom Tag Libraries
- 19. Odds and Ends
- 19.1 Parsing Parameters
- 19.2 Sending Email
- 19.3 Using Regular Expressions
- 19.4 Executing Programs
- 19.5 Using Native Methods
- 19.6 Acting as an RMI Client
- 19.7 Debugging
- 19.8 Performance Tuning
- 20. What s New in the Servlet 2.3 API
- 20.1 Changes in the Servlet API 2.3
- 20.2 Conclusion
- A. Servlet API Quick Reference
- GenericServlet
- RequestDispatcher
- Servlet
- ServletConfig
- ServletContext
- ServletException
- ServletInputStream
- ServletOutputStream
- ServletRequest
- ServletResponse
- SingleThreadModel
- UnavailableException
- B. HTTP Servlet API Quick Reference
- Cookie
- HttpServlet
- HttpServletRequest
- HttpServletResponse
- HttpSession
- HttpSessionBindingEvent
- HttpSessionBindingListener
- HttpSessionContext
- HttpUtils
- C. Deployment Descriptor DTD Reference
- auth-constraint
- auth-method
- context-param
- description
- display-name
- distributable
- ejb-link
- ejb-ref
- ejb-ref-name
- ejb-ref-type
- env-entry
- env-entry-name
- env-entry-type
- env-entry-value
- error-code
- error-page
- exception-type
- extension
- form-error-page
- form-login-config
- form-login-page
- home
- http-method
- icon
- init-param
- jsp-file
- large-icon
- load-on-startup
- location
- login-config
- mime-mapping
- mime-type
- param-name
- param-value
- realm-name
- remote
- res-auth
- res-ref-name
- res-type
- resource-ref
- role-link
- role-name
- security-constraint
- security-role
- security-role-ref
- servlet
- servlet-class
- servlet-mapping
- servlet-name
- session-config
- session-timeout
- small-icon
- taglib
- taglib-location
- taglib-uri
- transport-guarantee
- url-pattern
- user-data-constraint
- web-app
- web-resource-collection
- web-resource-name
- welcome-file
- welcome-file-list
- D. HTTP Status Codes
- E. Character Entities
- F. Charsets
- Colophon
Java Servlet Programming (Java Series)
ISBN: 0596000405
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2000
Pages: 223
Pages: 223
Authors: Jason Hunter, William Crawford
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