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Java Enterprise in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition
By William Crawford, Jim Farley
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Publisher: O'Reilly
Pub Date: November 2005
ISBN: 0-596-10142-2
Pages: 892

Table of Contents  | Index

		Copyright
		Preface
			What's New in This Edition
			Contents of This Book
			Java Programming Resources
			Examples Online
			Conventions Used in This Book
			Using Code Examples
			Safari® Enabled
			Comments and Questions
			Acknowledgments
		Part I:  The Java Enterprise APIs
			Chapter 1.  Introduction
				Section 1.1.  Enterprise Computing Defined
				Section 1.2.  Enterprise Computing Demystified
				Section 1.3.  Standard Java Enterprise APIs
				Section 1.4.  De Facto Standard Enterprise Development Tools
				Section 1.5.  An Enterprise Computing Scenario
				Section 1.6.  Other Enterprise APIs
			Chapter 2.  Application Assembly and Deployment
				Section 2.1.  J2EE Application Assembly Model
				Section 2.2.  Component Modules
				Section 2.3.  Application Assemblies
				Section 2.4.  Deploying J2EE Applications
			Chapter 3.  Java Servlets
				Section 3.1.  Getting a Servlet Environment
				Section 3.2.  Servlet Basics
				Section 3.3.  Web Applications
				Section 3.4.  Servlet Requests
				Section 3.5.  Servlet Responses
				Section 3.6.  Custom Servlet Initialization
				Section 3.7.  Security
				Section 3.8.  Servlet Filters
				Section 3.9.  Thread Safety
				Section 3.10.  Cookies
				Section 3.11.  Session Tracking
				Section 3.12.  Databases and Non-HTML Content
			Chapter 4.  JavaServer Pages
				Section 4.1.  JSP Basics
				Section 4.2.  JSP Actions
				Section 4.3.  The JSP Expression Language
				Section 4.4.  JSP Standard Tag Library
				Section 4.5.  Custom Tags
				Section 4.6.  Wrapping Up
			Chapter 5.  JavaServer Faces
				Section 5.1.  The Sample Application
				Section 5.2.  Structure of a JSF Application
				Section 5.3.  Managed Beans
				Section 5.4.  The JSF Expression Language
				Section 5.5.  JSF Actions and Views
				Section 5.6.  Building Tables
				Section 5.7.  Validation
				Section 5.8.  Moving on with JSF
			Chapter 6.  Enterprise JavaBeans
				Section 6.1.  What Version Is Covered Here?
				Section 6.2.  EJB Component Model Overview
				Section 6.3.  EJB Tutorial
				Section 6.4.  Deploying EJBs
				Section 6.5.  Using Enterprise JavaBeans
				Section 6.6.  Session Bean Specifics
				Section 6.7.  Entity Beans
				Section 6.8.  Message-Driven Beans
				Section 6.9.  Transaction Management
				Section 6.10.  EJB 3.0
			Chapter 7.  Java and XML
				Section 7.1.  Using XML Documents
				Section 7.2.  Java API for XML Processing
				Section 7.3.  SAX
				Section 7.4.  DOM
				Section 7.5.  XSLT
			Chapter 8.  JDBC
				Section 8.1.  JDBC Architecture
				Section 8.2.  Connecting to the Database
				Section 8.3.  Statements
				Section 8.4.  Results
				Section 8.5.  Handling Errors
				Section 8.6.  Prepared Statements
				Section 8.7.  BLOBs and CLOBs
				Section 8.8.  Metadata
				Section 8.9.  Transactions
				Section 8.10.  Stored Procedures
				Section 8.11.  Escape Sequences
				Section 8.12.  RowSets
			Chapter 9.  JNDI
				Section 9.1.  JNDI Architecture
				Section 9.2.  A Simple Example
				Section 9.3.  Introducing the Context
				Section 9.4.  Looking Up Objects in a Context
				Section 9.5.  The NamingShell Application
				Section 9.6.  Listing the Children of a Context
				Section 9.7.  Creating and Destroying Contexts
				Section 9.8.  Binding Objects
				Section 9.9.  Accessing Directory Services
				Section 9.10.  Modifying Directory Entries
				Section 9.11.  Creating Directory Entries
				Section 9.12.  Searching a Directory
				Section 9.13.  Event Notification
			Chapter 10.  J2EE Security
				Section 10.1.  Basic Security Concepts
				Section 10.2.  A Look at Java and J2EE Security Standards
				Section 10.3.  Declarative Security Versus Programmatic Security
				Section 10.4.  Web Component Security
				Section 10.5.  EJB Component Security
				Section 10.6.  Other J2EE Security Topics
				Section 10.7.  Limitations of J2EE Security
			Chapter 11.  Java Message Service
				Section 11.1.  JMS in the J2EE Environment
				Section 11.2.  Elements of Messaging with JMS
				Section 11.3.  The Anatomy of Messages
				Section 11.4.  Point-to-Point Messaging
				Section 11.5.  Publish-Subscribe Messaging
				Section 11.6.  Unified Messaging
				Section 11.7.  Transactional Messaging
			Chapter 12.  Web Services with JAX-RPC and SAAJ
				Section 12.1.  What's Covered Here?
				Section 12.2.  Brief Introduction to Web Services
				Section 12.3.  Java Web Services
				Section 12.4.  Writing Web Service Clients
				Section 12.5.  Writing Web Services
				Section 12.6.  Deploying Web Services
			Chapter 13.  Remote Method Invocation
				Section 13.1.  What's Covered Here?
				Section 13.2.  Introduction to RMI
				Section 13.3.  Defining Remote Objects
				Section 13.4.  Creating the Stubs and Skeletons
				Section 13.5.  Accessing Remote Objects as a Client
				Section 13.6.  Dynamic Classloading
				Section 13.7.  Remote Object Activation
				Section 13.8.  RMI and Native Method Calls
				Section 13.9.  RMI Over IIOP
			Chapter 14.  Java IDL (CORBA)
				Section 14.1.  A Note on Evolving Standards
				Section 14.2.  The CORBA Architecture
				Section 14.3.  Creating CORBA Objects
				Section 14.4.  Putting It in the Public Eye
				Section 14.5.  Finding and Using Remote Objects
				Section 14.6.  What If I Don't Have the Interface?
			Chapter 15.  JavaMail
				Section 15.1.  Email and JavaMail
				Section 15.2.  Creating and Sending Messages
				Section 15.3.  Retrieving Messages
				Section 15.4.  Multipart Messages
			Chapter 16.  Transactions
				Section 16.1.  Transaction Overview
				Section 16.2.  Programmatic Transactions Versus Declarative Transactions
				Section 16.3.  Optimistic Concurrency
				Section 16.4.  EJB Transaction Management
				Section 16.5.  Some Common Programming Scenarios
				Section 16.6.  Transaction Best Practices
		Part II:  Open Source Enterprise Tools
			Chapter 17.  Ant
				Section 17.1.  What Version Is Covered Here?
				Section 17.2.  Ant Overview
				Section 17.3.  Ant Fundamentals
				Section 17.4.  Core Tasks
				Section 17.5.  Enterprise Tasks
				Section 17.6.  Creating Portable Build Processes
			Chapter 18.  JUnit and Cactus
				Section 18.1.  What's Covered Here?
				Section 18.2.  Unit Testing Concepts
				Section 18.3.  JUnit Overview
				Section 18.4.  Using JUnit with Ant
				Section 18.5.  Testing Enterprise Components with Cactus
			Chapter 19.  Struts
				Section 19.1.  The Scope of Struts
				Section 19.2.  The Sample Application
				Section 19.3.  The Development Process with Struts
				Section 19.4.  The Struts Controller
				Section 19.5.  The Action Class
				Section 19.6.  Views in Struts
				Section 19.7.  Struts Tags
				Section 19.8.  Struts Plug-ins
				Section 19.9.  DynaActionForms and the Struts Validator
			Chapter 20.  Hibernate
				Section 20.1.  The Sample Application
				Section 20.2.  Principles of Hibernate
				Section 20.3.  Configuration and Mapping
				Section 20.4.  The Hibernate API
				Section 20.5.  HQL (Hibernate Query Language)
				Section 20.6.  Hibernate Services
				Section 20.7.  Conclusion
			Chapter 21.  Annotations with XDoclet and J2SE Metadata
				Section 21.1.  What's Covered Here?
				Section 21.2.  What Are Code Annotations?
				Section 21.3.  Annotation Tools
				Section 21.4.  XDoclet Tutorial
				Section 21.5.  J2SE Annotations Tutorial
		Part III:  Appendixes
			Appendix A.  J2EE Deployment Descriptor Reference
				Section A.1.  Web Components (web.xml)
				Section A.2.  Enterprise JavaBeans (ejb-jar.xml)
				Section A.3.  Application Archives (application .xml)
				Section A.4.  Web Services (webservices.xml)
				Section A.5.  Web Service Java/WSDL Mappings
			Appendix B.  JavaServer Faces Tag Libraries
				Section B.1.  JSF Core Tags
				Section B.2.  JSF HTML Tags
			Appendix C.  Enterprise JavaBeans Query Language Syntax
				Section C.1.  Basic Structure of EJB QL Queries
				Section C.2.  FROM Clause
				Section C.3.  SELECT Clause
				Section C.4.  WHERE Clause
				Section C.5.  ORDER BY Clause
			Appendix D.  SQL Reference
				Section D.1.  Relational Databases
				Section D.2.  Data Types
				Section D.3.  Schema Manipulation Commands
				Section D.4.  Data Manipulation Commands
				Section D.5.  Functions
				Section D.6.  Return Codes
			Appendix E.  JMS Message Selector Syntax
				Section E.1.  Structure of a Selector
				Section E.2.  Identifiers
				Section E.3.  Literals
				Section E.4.  Operators
				Section E.5.  Expressions
			Appendix F.  FRMI Tools
				rmic: The Java RMI Compiler
				rmid: The RMI Activation Daemon
				rmiregistry: The Java RMI Object Registry
				serialver: The RMI Serial Version Utility
			Appendix G.  IDL Reference
				Section G.1.  IDL Keywords
				Section G.2.  Identifiers
				Section G.3.  Comments
				Section G.4.  Basic Data Types
				Section G.5.  Constants and Literals
				Section G.6.  Naming Scopes
				Section G.7.  User-Defined Data Types
				Section G.8.  Exceptions
				Section G.9.  Module Declarations
				Section G.10.  Interface Declarations
				Section G.11.  Value Type Declarations
			Appendix H.  HJava IDL Tools
				idlj: The Java IDL Compiler
				orbd: Naming Service Daemon
				servertool
				tnameserv: Transient Naming Service Daemon
		About the Authors
		Colophon
		Index