Book description
Learn J2EE and the JAX APIs for Web services and applications—all in one volume.
The first book to offer integrated coverage of J2EE and JAX in one volume
Java Web application and services programming taught by example
Rich with code examples and explanations of supporting technologies
CD-ROM includes free, fully functional copy of HP Application Server (HP-AS)
Using a simple, stand-alone program as a point of departure, Java expert Michael Yawn brings you through all the steps and decisions needed to transform it into a rich, Web-enabled application. Along the way you'll gain a working knowledge of Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) and the Java APIs for XML (JAX)—emerging technologies for writing Web applications and working with XML documents and procedures. Yawn's technique of reworking the example application gives you hands-on experience at adapting software for different purposes and environments, as well as a deep understanding of how to build flexibility into your projects from the outset.
Web applications and services-and underlying technologies-by example
Layering applications to simplify reworking; using design patterns
Integrating JavaServer Pages, JavaBeans, Servlets, and custom tag libraries
XML on the Web and with wireless devices
Java Message Service, MOM, and XML messaging with SOAP and JAXM
JAX RPC services and their clients
Enterprise JavaBeans-Session, Message-Driven, and Entity beans
CD-ROM contains a full copy of HP Application Server (HP-AS)—a free alternative to IBM's WebSphere and BEA's WebLogic—and code samples from the book
In his engaging style, Yawn doesn't simply describe Web applications and services-you'll come away understanding how it all fits together. With the whys well in hand, you'll be a much more effective coder. This book requires only a basic knowledge of Java programming, and its content is applicable to all servers.
Table of contents
- Copyright
- List of Acronyms
- Preface
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Foundations
- Introduction
- The Example Application
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The Layered Application
- A Better Design for Handling Enumerated Types
- Using an Object Factory
- MVC Architecture
- The Team Interface and Implementation
- Messaging Facility Interface and Implementation
- Continuing the Separation of Interface and Implementation
- Separating Persistence from Games and Teams
- Separating Presentation from the Standings Class
- Separating the User Interface: The Console Class
- Building and Running the Layered Application
- Exercises
- Further Reading
- Web Applications
- Distributed Objects and Web Services
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Enterprise JavaBeans
- Session Beans
- Message-Driven Beans
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Entity Beans
- Bean-Managed versus Container-Managed Persistence
- Writing an Entity Bean
- Entity Bean API Reference
- Building and Deploying the Entity Bean
- Bean Relationships
- Finder Methods and the EJB Query Language
- Creating the Database
- Deploying An Entity Bean in BEA WLS 6.1
- Using the Entity Bean
- Exercises
- Further Reading
- A Look Back, A Look Ahead
- Program Listings for the Original Application
- Bibliography
- Index
Product information
- Title: J2EE™ and JAX™: Developing Web Applications and Web Services
- Author(s):
- Release date: September 2002
- Publisher(s): Pearson
- ISBN: 9780130476760
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