Index_J

J

Java

exceptions, 150

generating WSDL from, 173–174

mapping SOAP-encoded types to, 125

messaging in, 411–428

method declaration, 150

service definition interfaces, 315

Web services and, 20–21

Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE), 21, 33

Activity Service for Extended Transactions, 618

architecture, 715

blueprints, 201

containers, 401

JAX-RPC and, 398–402

security and, 669–672

servers, 619

Java API for WSDL (JWSDL), 169

Java API for XML Messaging. See JAXM

Java API for XML Processing. See JAXP

Java API for XML Registries. See JAXR

Java API for XML-Based Remote Procedure Calls. See JAX-RPC

Java Architecture for XML Binding. See JAXB

Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS), 669–672

APIs, 671

application use, 670

configuration file name, 670

location, 672

LoginModule(s), 670

pluggable authentication, 669, 670

Java classes

generating, 551–552

WSDL and, 173

Java Community Process (JCP), 405

Java Cryptography Extensions (JCE), 672–676

Blowfish example, 674

core classes, 675–676

defined, 672

framework, 672, 675

keystore, 676

MD5 example, 673–674

principle, 672

service support, 673

Java Keystore (JKS), 643

Java Message Service. See JMS

Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI), 399, 493, 669, 716

Java Remote Method Protocol (JRMP), 316

Java Server Faces, 275

Java Server Pages (JSP), 275

custom actions, 771

example using JSTL tags, 781–783

multiple containers, 771

as presentation tier basis, 714

Java Server Pages Standard Tag Library. See JSTL

Java Transaction API (JTA), 591–593

defined, 591

transaction managers, 592

transaction managers components, 594

transaction managers/application programs contract, 591

transaction managers/application services contract, 592

transaction managers/transactional resource contract, 592

transactions, 401

UserTransaction interface, 618

Java Transaction Service (JTS), 591, 593

defined, 593

transaction manager, 593

Java WSDP (JWSDP), 21, 267–276

Ant, 270–271

availability, 267

components, 268–275

components illustration, 269

defined, 265, 267

Java XML APIs, 268–269

JAXB, 269

JAXM, 268

JAXP, 268

JAXR, 268

JAX-RPC, 268

registry browser, 275

registry server, 270

SAAJ, 268

setting up, 268

summary, 276

supporting specifications, 275

Tomcat Web container, 270

tools, 270–275

wscompile tool, 273–274

wsdeploy tool, 271–273

XML descriptor, 466

See also JAX APIs

Java XML pack, 267

JavaBeans Activation framework, 368

javadoc declaration, 572

bindings affected by, 573–574

defined, 572

See also binding declarations

JavaMail, 419–428

advantages, 427–428

API illustration, 420

asynchronous B2B messaging with, 426

for complex messaging applications, 426

conceptual model, 419

drawbacks, 428

implementation cost reduction, 428

infrastructure leveraging, 427

Message, 420, 421

message sorting facilities, 427

message structure, 421

messaging MOMs elimination, 427

multiple recipient delivery support, 427

notifications support, 427

packages, 420

Provider, 420

receiving mail with, 424

security support, 427

sending mail with, 420

Session, 420

transaction support and, 428

Transport, 420

See also messaging

javaType declaration, 575–576

annotation result, 576

defined, 575

syntax, 575

See also binding declarations

Java-WSDL mappings, 345–355

checked expressions, 350–351

extended interface, 347–348

interface, 346

Java identifiers, 351

method, 347

method arguments, 348–349

method returns, 349–350

package, 346

Java-XML bindings, 119

javax.xml.bind.helper package, 560

javax.xml.bind package, 559–560

javax.xml.bind.util package, 560

javax.xml.bind.Validator interface, 566

javax.xml.messaging, 430

core interfaces, 452

defined, 430

javax.xml.messaging.ReqRespListner interface, 447

javax.xml.parsers, 280, 282, 290, 291

DOM, 290, 291

SAX, 280, 282

javax.xml.registry.infomodel package, 483

javax.xml.rpc.handler.Handler interface, 372

javax.xml.soap, 430

JAXM use of, 473

JAX-RPC use of, 473

SAAJ model in, 440

javax.xml.soap.SOAPConnectionFactory, 442

javax.xml.soap.SOAPMessage, 372

javax.xml.transform.dom package

defined, 302

interfaces, 304

javax.xml.transform package

defined, 302

interfaces, 304

javax.xml.transform.sax package

defined, 302

interfaces, 305

javax.xml.transform.stream package

defined, 302

interfaces, 305

JAX APIs

defined, 265

JAXB, 266, 545–580

JAXM, 266, 405–477

JAXP, 265, 277–312

JAXR, 266, 479–544

JAX-RPC, 265, 313–403

JWSDP, 265, 267–276

overview, 265–266

JAXB, 545–580

abstraction layer, 545

additional mappings, 555

annotation element, 568

appInfo element, 568

application code writing, 552–554

architecture, 550

architecture illustration, 550

business documents, 334–335

code to read XML documents, 552–553

context, 560

customizing, 567–579

defined, 266, 545

developing with, 551–554

goal, 549

implementations, 551, 560

Java class generation, 551–552

JAX-RPC and, 559

as JWSDP component, 269

namespace, including, 569–570

need for, 545–549

passing techniques, 567

specifications, 269, 545

summary, 580

use scenarios, 549

validation, 566–567

validation handler, 562

when to use, 549

See also JAX APIs

JAXB API, 550, 553, 559–566

Element interface, 564–565

JAXBContext, 560–561

Marshaller, 562–564

Unmarshaller, 561–562

Validator interface, 566–567

JAXBContext, 553, 560, 561

JAXM, 131, 405–477

API, 430

API core, 451

architectural stack, 430

architecture, 428–433

choosing, 475

clients, 472

conceptual model, 429

consumers, 429

defined, 266, 405

design, 405

designing with, 434–439

developing with, 439–472

EJB and, 470–471

as interface to JMS, 475

interoperability, 472, 473

JAX-RPC decision, 472–476

as JWSDP component, 268

with messaging profile, 475

profiles, 431–433

provider administration, 455, 460

providers, 429

reference implementation, 447

root in JMS, 418

services, 472

SOAP message request sent synchronously, 443–445

standalone clients, 438

summary, 476–477

uses, 268

without provider, 475

See also JAX APIs

JAXP, 277–312

architecture, 278

architecture illustration, 279

bundling, 311

defined, 265, 277

development, 278

DOM and, 290–292

as JWSDP component, 268

logical architecture, 279

parsing/validating schemas, 293–294

RI, 311

SAX and, 282–287

schemaLanguage property, 294

schemaSource property, 294

summary, 311–312

uses, 268

W3C DOM package, 290

XML schemas and, 293–297

XSLT and, 301–306

See also JAX APIs

JAXR, 216, 226, 479–544

API, 491–530

API abstraction level, 499

API illustration, 492

application connection sequence, 493

application to publish WSDL, 515–519

architecture, 480–482

architecture illustration, 482

Association interface, 489

BusinessLifeCycleManager interface, 492, 495, 496, 500, 539

BusinessQueryManager interface, 492, 497

capability profiles, 481–482

Classification interface, 487

ClassificationScheme interface, 489

clients, 513–514

connection properties, 493, 495

connections and, 493–494

CRUD operations and, 494–496

debugging, 507

declarative queries and, 498–530

DeclarativeQueryManager interface, 492, 539

defined, 266, 268

ebXML registry and, 533–544

ExtrinsicObject, 537

Factory pattern, 493

get-find operations and, 497–498

internal taxonomy support, 489

as JWSDP component, 268

LifeCycleManager, 494, 496, 539

mapping ebXML information model to, 544

providers, 481

QueryManager interface, 497

reference implementation, 483

RegistryObject interface, 487, 491

summary, 544

to UDDI mapping, 531–533

UDDI registry querying with, 520–523

See also JAX APIs

JAXR information model, 483–491

core, illustrated, 484

inheritance relationships, 486

location, 483

logical groups of classes, 483

Organization, 483, 485

PostalAddress, 483

Service, 484

ServiceBinding, 485

SpecificationLink, 485

Users, 483

JAX-RPC, 131, 172, 313–403, 359–362

advanced, 367–393

attachments, 367–371

blocking invocation, 474

choosing, 474–475

client creation, 274

clients, 316–317

client-server interaction, 317

complex protocols, 315

compliant implementation, 313

data type mapping and, 168–169

defined, 265, 313

definitions, 316

DII, 359–362

document/literal support, 329

dynamic proxies, 362–363

handlers, 371–384

handler-specific API in, 375

HTTP authentication support, 392–393

interoperability, 393–398

J2EE and, 398–402

JAXB and, 559

JAXM decision, 472–476

JSR 153 and, 399–401

JSR-109 and, 401–402

as JWSDP component, 268

model illustration, 314

need for, 402

non-blocking invocation, 474

pass by reference and, 319

pluggability mechanism, 389–391

portability across, 320

remote object passing and, 319

RPC/encoded support, 329

runtime, 317

runtime information, 317–318

security and, 392–393

server creation, 272

service endpoint, 315

service implementation, 315

service model, 314–315

specifications, 125

stubs, 357

summary, 402

synchronous procedure invocation support, 473

uses, 268

in vendor decision, 168–169

vendor standard, 316

See also JAX APIs

JAX-RPC development, 336–367

service consumption, 355–367

service definition, 336–337

service deployment, 339–341

service description, 341–355

service implementation, 337–339

steps, 336

JDOM, 308–311

builder classes, 311

class diagram, 310

classes, 309–311

defined, 308–309

DOM vs., 309

standardization, 311

for transformations, 310–311

JMS, 411–418, 703

administered objects, 414

API illustration, 413

communication, 411

conceptual model, 411

Connection, 414

ConnectionFactory, 414

Destination, 414

destinations, exposing, 475

HTTP and, 418

JAXM as interface to, 475

message consumers, 415

message producers, 415

MessageProducer, 415

messaging illustration, 415

point-to-point messaging, 412

publish-subscribe messaging, 412

receiving messages, 417

sending messages, 416–417

Session, 414

stack, 411

use, 419

vendors, 418

See also messaging

JSRs

JSR-95, 618

JSR-105, 636

JSR-106, 648

JSR-109, 401–402

JSR-153, 399–401

JSR-155, 658

JSR-156, 618

JSR-172, 740–741

JSR-181, 740

JSTL, 275, 771–783

advantages, 771

defined, 771

expression languages and, 771–772

implicit objects, 772, 773

reference implementation, 771

tag library descriptors (TLDs), 773–774

using, 773–774

WSDP reference implementation of, 774

JSTL tags, 774–781

absolute URI for, 776

choose, 779

core functionality, 775

database access, 776

forEach, 778–779

if, 779

internationalization, 775

JSP example using, 781–783

otherwise, 780

out, 778

parse, 776–777

parsing and searching, 774–778

set, 778

transform, 780–781

when, 779–780

XML flow control, 778–780

XML transformation, 780–781

XML-specific, 775