J2EE Developer's Handbook

0-672-32348-6

By Paul J. Perrone, Venkata S.R. "Krishna" R. Chaganti, and Tom Schwenk

Introduction

Part I - Enterprise Systems

Chapter 1 - Enterprise Development with J2EE

Enterprise Systems Overview

Enterprise Assets

Enterprise System Problem

Enterprise System Solution

J2EE Enterprise System Solution Model

J2EE Features

J2EE Component-Container Architecture

J2EE Component-Container Types

J2EE Component Assembly

J2EE Restrictions

J2EE Architecture

J2EE Architecture Overview

J2EE and WS-I

J2EE Enterprise Data Enabling

J2EE Enterprise Communications Enabling

J2EE Common Enterprise Services

J2EE Enterprise Web Enabling

J2EE Enterprise Applications Enabling

Conclusions

Part II - Enterprise Data Enabling

Chapter 2 - Enterprise Data

Enterprise Data Overview

Data Representation

Data Representation Standards

HTML for Data Representation?

XML for Data Representation!

Database Basics

Data Model Abstraction Levels

General DBMS Architecture

Transactions

Relational Databases

RDBMS Architecture

SQL

Object/Relational Mappings

Data Model Diagram Conventions

Object Databases

ODBMS Architecture

RDBMSs Versus ODBMSs

Java Data Access Technologies

CLIs

Embedded SQL

ODBC

JDBC

JDO

Conclusions

Chapter 3 - XML

Overview of the World of XML

XML Document Structure

Comments

XML Declaration

Namespaces

Elements

Attributes

Entity References

Processing Instructions

Unparsed Character Data

Well-Formed XML Documents

Document Type Definitions (DTDs)

DTDs and Semantics

Document Type Definition Header

Element Declarations

Notation Declarations

Entity Declarations

Attribute Declarations

Valid XML Documents

DTD Example

XML Schema

Naming and Referencing XML Schemas

Core Components of XML Schemas

Facets of XML Schema Components

Built-in Types

Simple Types

Complex Types

XML Schema Type System

eXtensible Stylesheet Language (XSL)

XML Linking

XLinks

XPointers

Conclusions

Chapter 4 - JAXP

XML Parsing with SAX

JAXP SAX Architecture Overview

Core SAX Abstractions

SAX Exceptions

SAX Event Locator

SAX Attributes

Input Sources and Namespace Support

SAX Event Handlers

SAX Parser Interfaces

SAX Parser Factory

XML Parsing with DOM

DOM Overview

DOM Architecture

Generic DOM Nodes

Concrete DOM Node Types

DOM Parsing

XSL Transformations (XSLT)

XSLT Architecture

Conclusions

Chapter 5 - Core JDBC

JDBC Architecture

JDBC Drivers and Their Types

Driver Assessment

JDBC Driver Configuration

General Configuration Steps per Driver Type

JDBC Connections

Configuring the BeeShirts.com Example Data Model

Database URLs

Creating Connections

Example: Connecting to a Database

Connection Interfaces

JDBC Statements

Querying with Joins, Outer Joins, and LIKE Clauses

Example: Creating and Executing Statements

Prepared Statements

Example: Creating and Executing Prepared Statements

Obtaining Information About Prepared Statement Parameters

Result Sets

Manipulating Result Sets

Obtaining Information About Result Sets

Example: Manipulating Result Sets and Result Set Meta-Data

SQL and Java Mappings

Stored Procedures

Predefined Database Functions

Creating Stored Procedures

Executing Stored Procedures

Creating a Few BeeShirts.com Stored Procedures

Example: Calling Stored Procedures

JDBC Meta-Data

Obtaining Information About Databases and Drivers

Example: Simple Database Meta-Data Usage

Conclusions

Chapter 6 - Advanced JDBC

Scrollable Result Sets

Creating Scrollable Result Sets

Scrolling Around Result Sets

Driver Support for Scrollable Result Sets

Example: Scrollable Result Sets

Basic Transaction Interfaces

Commits and Rollbacks

Transaction Isolation Levels

Transaction Savepoints

Holdable Result Sets

Updateable Result Sets

Creating Updateable Result Sets

Updating Rows

Canceling Updates

Inserting Rows

Deleting Rows

Visibility into Database Changes

Driver Support for Updateable Result Sets

Example: Updateable Result Sets

Batch Updates

Creating Batch Updates

Executing a Batch Update

Example: Batch Updates

Advanced Data Types

Java Object Types

SQL99 Types

Custom Types

Extending the BeeShirts.com Example Data Model

Example: Using the Advanced SQL Types with JDBC

Row Sets

Row Set Architecture

Using Row Sets

Managing Internal Row Set State and Behavior

Container-Based JDBC

Data Sources

JNDI and Data Sources

Data Sources in the Middle Tier

Data Sources Properties

JDBC Client Use of Data Sources

Connection Pools

Distributed Transactions

Conclusions

Part III - Enterprise Communications Enabling

Chapter 7 - Enterprise Communications

Distributed Systems

Distribution Mechanisms

The Network Client

The Network Server

Activation Services Overview

JavaBeans Activation Framework (JAF)

Conclusions

Chapter 8 - CORBA Communications

CORBA Overview

The Object Management Architecture

CORBA, Java, and the J2EE

The ORB

The ORB Concept

Client-Side ORB Components

ORB Protocols

Server-Side ORB Components

GIOP and IIOP

GIOP Overview

IIOP Overview

Interoperable Object References

Services, Facilities, and Business Objects

CORBA Services

CORBAfacilities

CORBA Domain Interfaces and Business Objects

IDL

Generic CORBA IDL File Format

CORBA IDL-to-Java Mappings

IDL Compilation

Java-to-IDL Mappings

CORBA Design and Development

Designing for Scalability

CORBA Development Process

CORBA Tools and Java IDL

Basic Tools and Configuration

Vendor Offerings

Java IDL

CORBA Interfaces

CORBA Servers and Skeletons

Compiling the IDLs and Generating Skeletons

Creating the CORBA Servers

ORB Infrastructure

Implementation Repository

Object Adapters

Object Adapter Examples

Interface Repository

Portable Interceptors

CORBA Clients and Stubs

CORBA Clients and Static Stubs

DII-Based Clients

CORBA Naming

Objects by Value

Value Types

Objects by Value Behavioral Sequence

Objects by Value Marshaling

Objects by Value Code Example

Conclusions

Chapter 9 - RMI Communications

RMI Basics

RMI Architecture

RMI Packages and Tools

RMI Infrastructure Configuration

RMI Development Process

JRMP

RMI and IIOP

Java-to-IDL Mapping

Objects by Value and RMI

RMI Interfaces

RMI Interface Definition Examples

RMI Servers and Skeletons

RMI/JRMP Servers

RMI/IIOP Servers

RMI Registration

Registration of RMI/JRMP Servers

Registration of RMI/IIOP Servers

RMI Clients, Stubs, and Lookups

RMI/JRMP Clients, Stubs, and Lookups

RMI/IIOP Clients, Stubs, and Lookups

RMI Object Activation

Creating an Activatable Server

Creating an Activatable Server Registrar

RMI Activatable Object Client

Compile and Run the Example

Custom Sockets

Conclusions

Chapter 10 - Web Service Communications

Web Services and WS-I Overview

SOAP

SAAJ

SOAP Messages

MIME Headers

SOAP Attachments

SOAP Elements

SOAP Part and Envelope

SOAP Header

SOAP Body and Fault

SOAP Connections

SOAP Encoding

WSDL and JWSDL

JWSDL

Top-Level WSDL Document Definitions

Detailed WSDL Document Definitions

Manipulating WSDL Documents

SOAP RPC

JAX-RPC

Supported Types in JAX-RPC

Service Endpoint Interfaces

JAX-RPC Servers

JAX-RPC Clients

JAX-RPC Message Handlers

Conclusions

Part IV - Common Enterprise Services

Chapter 11 - Naming Services with JNDI

Naming Services in a Nutshell

Handles

Names

Naming Contexts and Systems

JNDI Naming Services

JNDI Architecture

Naming Objects

Referenceable Objects

Naming Events

JNDI Examples

Naming Files

File-System Interfaces

JNDI File SPI

CORBA Naming

CosNaming IDL

CosNaming Service Implementations

CORBA Naming Interfaces

JNDI CosNaming SPI

RMI Naming

RMI Naming System Interfaces

JNDI RMI SPI

Windows Registry Naming

Conclusions

Chapter 12 - Directory Services with JNDI

Directory and Trading Services Overview

JNDI Directory Services

Directory Contexts

LDAP

LDAP Interfaces

JNDI LDAP SPI

JNDI LDAP V3 API Extensions

JNDI LDAP Connection Pooling

DSML

DSML Document Structure

JNDI DSML SPI

DNS

The Domain Name System

Java-Based DNS Interfacing

JNDI DNS SPI

NIS as a Directory Service

JNDI NIS SPI

NDS as a Directory Service

JNDI NDS SPI

Microsoft Active Directory Services

CORBA as a Trading Service

CORBA Trading Service Components

Service Exporting

Service Importing

CORBA Trading Example

Jini as a Trading Service

Jini Component Architecture

Jini Programming Model

Jini Infrastructure

Jini Tools and Configuration

Jini Class Architecture and Development Process

Jini Service Example

Conclusions

Chapter 13 - Web Services Lookup with JAXR

Web Services Registries Overview

JAXR Overview

JAXR Information Model

Extensible Objects

Registry Objects

International Strings

Registry Entries

External Links

Users, Addresses, Phone Numbers, and Email

Organizations

Services

Classifications and Concepts

Associations

JAXR Connections

JAXR Registry Service

JAXR Query Managers

Base Query Manager

Declarative Query Manager

Business Query Manager

JAXR Life-Cycle Managers

Base Life-Cycle Manager

Business Life-Cycle Manager

Conclusions

Chapter 14 - Transaction Services with JTA and JTS

Transactions

Transaction Services Overview

Transaction Attributes

Transaction Isolation Levels

Transaction Models

X/Open Distributed Transaction Processing Standard

Two-Phase Commit Protocol

Object Transaction Service

Core OTS Types

OTS Interfaces

Java Transaction API

JTA Transaction Manager Interface

JTA Application Interface

JTA and X/Open XA

Java Transaction Service

Web Services Transactions

Conclusions

Chapter 15 - Messaging Services with JMS and JAXM

Messaging Overview

Message Service Locality

Point-to-Point Messaging

Publish-Subscribe Messaging

Push and Pull Messaging Models

Message Filtering, Synchronicity, and Quality

Email Messaging

MOM

Java Message Service (JMS) Overview

JMS Core Architecture

JMS Connections

JMS Sessions

JMS Session Pools

JMS Transactional Connections and Sessions

JMS Generic Messages

JMS Specialized Messages

Message Producers, Consumers, and Selectors

Extending the BeeShirts.com Example Data Model

JMS Point-to-Point Queue Model

Point-to-Point Message Queuing Example

JMS Publish-Subscribe Model

Publish-Subscribe Example

Publish-Subscribe Example with Temporary Topics and Selectors

JMS Unified Messaging Domain Model

Unified Domain Messaging Example

JAXM

JAXM Architecture Overview

JAXM Endpoints

JAXM Messaging Providers

JAXM Messaging Services

JAXM Service Deployment

Conclusions

Chapter 16 - JavaMail

Email Messaging Systems

Email Messages

SMTP

POP

IMAP

JavaMail Architecture Overview

Generic Email Parts and Messages

MIME Parts and Messages

JavaMail Event Architecture

Creating Mail Sessions

Message Stores and Folders

Message Transports

JavaMail Example

Conclusions

Chapter 17 - Assurance and Security Services

Assurance Services

Assurance Problems

Security Services

Cryptography

Authentication and Nonrepudiation

Secure Socket Layer (SSL)

Access Control

Domains

Auditing

Policies and Administration

Java Security Model and Infrastructure

Java Security Architecture

Byte Code Verifier

Class Loader

Security Manager

Java Cryptography Architecture

Java Security Programming

Permissions

Security Policies

Java Access Control

Principal Identification

Protecting Objects

Signing Code

Java Cryptography Extension (JCE)

Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE)

Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS)

CORBA Security

CORBA Security Architecture

Authentication

Delegation

Authorization

Auditing

Nonrepudiation

Encryption

Security Policies and Administration

Conclusions

Part V - Enterprise Web Enabling

Chapter 18 - Web Development and Services

Web Clients

Web Browser Architecture

Web Browser Implementations

Web Servers

Web Server Architecture

Web Server Implementations

Web Services

Web Development

CGI Programming

Scripting Languages

Active Server Pages

Java-Based Web Programming

Web Services Programming

Conclusions

Chapter 19 - Java Servlets

Servlet Architecture

Servlet Logical and Physical Architecture

Servlet Life Cycle

Servlet Interfaces

Base Servlet Framework Abstractions

Events and Listeners

Servlet HTTP Interfaces

Base HTTP Servlet Framework Abstractions

BeeShirts.com Java HTTP Servlet Examples

Request Processing

Request Handling Abstractions

Servlet Request Dispatching Abstractions

Request Handling Examples

Response Generation

Response Handling Abstractions

Response Handling Examples

Session Management

Session Management Abstractions

Session Management Examples

Servlet Request and Response Filters

Java Servlet Deployment

Web Application Deployment Procedures

Web Application Package Structure

Web Application Deployment Descriptor

Servlet Service Management

Servlet Resource Management

Servlet Security

Servlet Transactions

Servlet Availability

Conclusions

Chapter 20 - JavaServer Pages (JSP)

JSP Overview

JSP Architecture

Phases of a JSP

BeeShirts.com JSP Examples

JSP Language Basics

JSP Standard and XML-Based Elements

Tags

Comments

Special Character Handling

JSP Objects

JSP Context

JSP Context Services

Implicit Objects

Object Scope

Scripting Elements

Declarations

Scriptlets

Expressions

EL Language Expressions

JSP Directives

include Directive

page Directive

taglib Directive

JSP Examples

Standard Actions

<jsp:useBean> Action

<jsp:setProperty> Action

<jsp:getProperty> Action

<jsp:include> Action

<jsp:forward> Action

<jsp:param> Action

<jsp:plugin> Action

<jsp:attribute> Action

<jsp:body> Action

<jsp:element> Action

<jsp:text> Action

<jsp:output> Action

Other Standard Actions

Standard Action Examples

JSP Configuration and Deployment

<jsp-config> Element

<jsp-file> Element

JSP Application Organization and Deployment

Conclusions

Chapter 21 - JSP Tags

Tag Extension Architecture

Tag Life Cycle

Custom Tag Implementations

TryCatchFinally Interface

Dynamic Attributes

Tag Meta-Data Information Abstractions

Simple Tags and JSP Fragments

Tag Files

Tag File Directives

Tag Files and Fragments

JSP and Tag Validation

Tag Libraries

The <tag> Element

The <tag-file> Element

The <function> Element

Conclusions

Chapter 22 - Web Services with Web Components

Web Components as Web Services Overview

Web Service Web Component Implementations

Handlers for Web Components

Web Service Web Component Example

Web Service Web Component Clients

Web Component Deployment Configuration (web.xml)

Web Services Web Component Deployment Configuration (webservices.xml)

Web Services Deployment (<webservices>)

Individual Web Service Deployment (<webservice-description>)

Web Service Port Component Deployment (<port-component>)

Web Service Handler Deployment (<handler>)

Web Service Deployment Example

Web Services Type Mapping Deployment Configuration (java-wsdl-mapping.xml)

Java to WSDL Mapping (<java-wsdl-mapping>)

Java Package Mapping (<package-mapping>)

Java Class Mapping (<java-xml-type-mapping>)

Java Exception Mapping (<exception-mapping>)

Java Service Interface Mapping (<service-interface-mapping>)

Java Service Endpoint Interface Mapping (<service-endpoint-interface-mapping>)

Web Services Web Component References

Web Services Web Component Deployment

Vendor-Specific Deployment Configuration

Web Service Web Component Packaging

Conclusions

Part VI - Enterprise Applications Enabling

Chapter 23 - Enterprise Application Services

Enterprise Application Platforms

TP Monitor Platforms

OTMs

Generic Application Frameworks

Standard Java-Based Generic Application Framework

CORBA Components

Microsoft's Generic .NET Application Framework

Application-Specific Platforms

Enterprise Application Management

Standalone Enterprise Applications

Application Server–Based Enterprise Applications

Application Server Architecture Provider Roles

Application Server Components

Application Server Client Interfaces

Application Server Client Implementations

J2EE Application Clients

Enterprise Application Configuration and Deployment

J2EE Application Client Configuration and Deployment

J2EE Enterprise Application Configuration and Deployment

Application Service Management

Conclusions

Chapter 24 - EJB Basics

EJB Introduction

EJB Architecture

EJB Server Architecture

EJB Remote Client Architecture

EJB Local Client Architecture

EJB Exceptions

EJB Timer Service

Types of EJBs

EJB Development

EJB Configuration and Deployment

EJB Deployment Descriptor Top-Level Elements

EJB JAR Files

EJB Deployment Procedures

Conclusions

Chapter 25 - Session EJB

Stateless Session Beans

Stateless Session Bean Logical Component Architecture

Stateless Session Bean Context Setting

Stateless Session Bean Creation and Removal

Stateless Session Bean Passivation and Activation

Stateless Session Bean Component Interface Rules Summary

Stateless Session Bean Example

Stateful Session Beans

Stateful Session Bean Logical Component Architecture

Stateful Session Bean Creation and Removal

Stateful Session Bean Passivation and Activation

Stateful Session Bean Component Interface Rules Summary

Stateful Session Bean Example

Session Bean Remote Client Interfaces

Session Bean Remote Interfaces

Session Bean Home Interfaces

Session Bean Local Client Interfaces

Session Bean Local Object Interfaces

Session Bean Local Home Interfaces

Timed Session Bean Objects

Session Bean Configuration and Deployment

Conclusions

Chapter 26 - Entity EJB

EJB Database Connectivity

Entity Bean Server Components

Entity Bean Pooling

Primary Keys

Timed Entity Bean Objects

BMP Entity Beans

BMP Entity Bean Logical Component Architecture

BMP Entity Bean Primary Key

BMP Entity Bean Context Setting and Unsetting

BMP Entity Bean Finding

BMP Entity Bean Creation and Removal

BMP Entity Bean Passivation and Activation

BMP Entity Bean Storing and Loading

BMP Entity Bean Home Business Methods

BMP Entity Bean Component Interface Rules Summary

BMP Entity Bean Example

CMP Entity Beans

CMP Entity Bean Logical Component Architecture

CMP Entity Bean Fields and Accessors

CMP Entity Bean Primary Key

CMP Entity Bean Context Setting and Unsetting

CMP Entity Bean Finding

CMP Entity Bean Creation and Removal

CMP Entity Bean Passivation and Activation

CMP Entity Bean Storing and Loading

CMP Entity Bean Home Business Methods

CMP Entity Bean Select Methods

CMP Entity Bean Component Interface Rules Summary

CMP Entity Bean Example

Entity Bean Remote Client Interfaces

Entity Bean Remote Interfaces

Entity Bean Home Interfaces

Entity Bean Local Client Interfaces

Entity Bean Local Object Interfaces

Entity Bean Local Home Interfaces

EJB QL

EJB QL Types

EJB QL Variables

EJB QL FROM Clause

EJB QL WHERE Clause

EJB QL SELECT Clause

EJB QL ORDER BY Clause

Entity Bean Configuration and Deployment

Entity Bean (<entity>) Deployment Structure

Entity Bean Relationships (<relationships>) Deployment Structure

BMP Entity Bean Deployment Example

CMP Entity Bean Deployment Example

Vendor-Specific Entity Bean Deployment

Conclusions

Chapter 27 - Message-Driven EJB

Message-Driven Bean Overview

Message-Driven Bean Components

Message-Driven Bean Generic Interfaces

Message-Driven Bean Message Listening Interfaces

Message-Driven Bean Component Interface Rules Summary

Message-Driven Bean Example

Message-Driven Bean Client Interfaces

Timed Message-Driven Bean Objects

Message-Driven Bean Configuration and Deployment

Message Destination (<message- destination>) Deployment Structure

Message-Driven Bean (<message-driven>) Deployment Structure

Message-Driven Bean Deployment Example

Vendor-Specific Message-Driven Bean Deployment

Conclusions

Chapter 28 - EJB Assurance Services

EJB Transactions

General EJB Transaction Considerations

EJB Transaction Attributes

EJB Concurrency

Bean-Managed Transaction Demarcation

Container-Managed Transaction Demarcation

Vendor-Specific Transaction Demarcation

J2EE and EJB Availability and Scalability

Redundant Server Overview

J2EE Clusters

J2EE Web Component Clustering

J2EE EJB Clustering

EJB Security

Standard Programmatic EJB Access Controls

Standard Declarative EJB Access Controls

Standard EJB Principal Identification and Delegation

Vendor-Specific EJB Access Controls

Vendor-Specific EJB Authentication

EJB Connection Security

EJB Principal Delegation

EJB Security Auditing

J2EE and EJB Security with JAAS

JAAS Subjects

Authentication with JAAS

Authorization with JAAS

Using JAAS with EJB

Conclusions

Chapter 29 - EJB Integration and Management

Enterprise Application Integration and Management Overview

EJB Web Client Integration

BeeShirts.com Integrated J2EE Web and EJB E-commerce Application

EJB Web Client Integration Approach and Examples

EJB CORBA Client Integration

Container Managed Resources

Managed Resources References (<resource-ref>)

Administered Object Resource References (<resource-env-ref>)

EJB JavaMail Resource References

EJB Enterprise Communications Integration

EAI with TCP/IP

EAI with HTTP

EAI with CORBA

EAI with RMI

EAI with Web Services

EAI with JMS

J2EE Connector Architecture

J2EE Connector Architecture Overview

Common Client Interface (CCI)

Resource Adapter Packaging

EIS Resource Connection Factories

EIS Resource Connections

EIS Records

EIS Interactions

Java Authorization Contract for Containers (JACC)

J2EE Management and JMX

J2EE Deployment

Conclusions

Chapter 30 - Web Services with EJB

EJBs as Web Services Overview

Web Service EJB Implementations

Handlers for EJBs

Web Service EJB Example

Web Service EJB Clients

EJB Deployment Configuration (ejb-jar.xml)

Web Services EJB Deployment Configuration (webservices.xml and java-wsdl-mapping.xml)

Web Service EJB Port Component Deployment (<port-component>)

Web Service Deployment Configuration Example

Web Services EJB References

Web Services EJB Deployment

Vendor-Specific Deployment Configuration

Web Service EJB Packaging

Conclusions

Index

On CD-ROM: Part V - Appendixes

Appendix A - Software Configuration  CD:1355

Software Location and Structure  CD:1355

Software Configuration per Chapter  CD:1356

Common Software Configuration  CD:1358

J2SE Configuration  CD:1358

Apache Ant Configuration  CD:1359

Sample Software Configuration  CD:1359

J2EE Configuration  CD:1360

BEA WebLogic Server Configuration  CD:1361

Database Configuration  CD:1361

BeeShirts.com Data Model  CD:1362

Cloudscape Database Configuration  CD:1362

MySQL Database Configuration  CD:1364

Oracle Database Configuration  CD:1365

XML Configuration  CD:1367

CORBA ORB Configuration  CD:1367

LDAP Configuration  CD:1368

OpenFusion Configuration  CD:1369

Jini Configuration  CD:1369

JMS Configuration  CD:1369

Web Configuration  CD:1371

Web Application Deployment for the J2EE Reference Implementation  CD:1371

Web Application Deployment for WebLogic Server  CD:1371

Application Server Configuration  CD:1371

Put JDBC Drivers in Application Server's CLASSPATH  CD:1371

Special Note About J2EE Reference Implementation  CD:1373

Special Note About WebLogic Server Implementation  CD:1373

Web Services Configuration  CD:1374

Appendix B - JavaBeans  CD:1375

JavaBeans Overview  CD:1375

JavaBeans Containers  CD:1377

JavaBean Containers  CD:1378

JavaBean Components  CD:1379

JavaBean Context  CD:1379

JavaBeans Events  CD:1381

JavaBeans Properties  CD:1382

Simple Properties  CD:1382

Array and Indexed Properties  CD:1384

Bound Properties  CD:1384

Constrained Properties  CD:1385

JavaBeans Introspection  CD:1385

JavaBeans Persistence  CD:1387

JavaBeans Customization  CD:1389

Property Editors  CD:1389

Customizers  CD:1389

The InfoBus  CD:1391

Appendix C - Database Concepts and SQL  CD:1395

SQL and SQL Types  CD:1395

Creating and Deleting Tables  CD:1396

Modifying Tables  CD:1397

Inserting and Deleting Rows from a Table  CD:1397

Modifying Rows in a Table  CD:1398

Queries  CD:1398

Appendix D - TCP/IP Communications  CD:1401

Network Computing  CD:1401

Protocols and Communication Layers  CD:1402

TCP/IP Protocol Suite  CD:1405

TCP/IP Roots  CD:1405

TCP/IP Communication Layers  CD:1405

TCP/IP Implementations and Tools  CD:1410

Socket Programming  CD:1411

Basic Socket Programming  CD:1412

Basic Socket Programming Example  CD:1412

UDP Datagrams  CD:1417

Custom Sockets and Factories  CD:1419

Communication Streams  CD:1419

E - HTTP Communications  CD:1421

The Internet and the World Wide Web  CD:1421

History of the Web  CD:1421

Accessing the Web: Uniform Resource Locators (URLs)  CD:1422

HTTP  CD:1425

Basic HTTP Behavior  CD:1425

MIME   CD:1427

Interrelated MIME Body Parts  CD:1428

HTTP Requests  CD:1431

HTTP Responses  CD:1432

Basic HTTP Handling in Java  CD:1434

Tracking Sessions over HTTP  CD:1434

Appendix F - HTML  CD:1439

HTML Overview  CD:1439

Dynamic HTML Generation  CD:1440

HTML Document Structure  CD:1441

HTML Structure Control and Display Elements  CD:1442

HTML Tags  CD:1442

Headings  CD:1442

Meta-Data  CD:1443

Titles  CD:1443

Body  CD:1444

Linking  CD:1444

Formatting  CD:1445

Inline Images  CD:1445

Tables  CD:1446

Frames  CD:1446

HTML Forms  CD:1448

Appendix G - Enterprise Software Development  CD:1451

Enterprise Objects  CD:1451

Elements of Object-Oriented Software  CD:1452

Object-Oriented Software's Importance to the Enterprise  CD:1454

The Object-Oriented Development Process  CD:1455

Development Process Overview  CD:1456

Iteration and Phases of Development  CD:1456

Unified Modeling Language  CD:1458

Static Logical Structure Diagrams  CD:1458

Data Model Diagram Conventions  CD:1462

Dynamic Behavior Diagrams  CD:1463

Enterprise Components  CD:1464

Component Models  CD:1466

Generic Component Model  CD:1467

Component Model Interfaces  CD:1468

Component-Based Development  CD:1470

Standards  CD:1472

Standard Component Models  CD:1473

Design Patterns  CD:1473

Appendix H - Additional Resources  CD:1475

Object-Oriented and Component-Based Software Development  CD:1475

Java Basics  CD:1476

J2EE Basics  CD:1476

XML  CD:1476

Database Access  CD:1477

General Distributed Communications and TCP/IP  CD:1477

CORBA  CD:1477

RMI  CD:1478

Web Services  CD:1478

Naming and Directory Services  CD:1479

Web Service Lookup Services  CD:1479

Distributed Transactions, JTA, and JTS  CD:1480

Messaging and Email Services  CD:1480

General Assurance and Security  CD:1480

General Web, HTML, and Scripting  CD:1481

Java Servlets and JSP  CD:1481

Enterprise JavaBeans  CD:1482

J2EE Integration and Management  CD:1482

Web Services for J2EE  CD:1482

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