Java EE 5 Development using GlassFish Application Server

Table of Contents

• Preface

• Chapter 1: Getting Started with GlassFish
  • Overview of Java EE and GlassFish
    • GlassFish Advantages
  • Obtaining GlassFish
  • Installing GlassFish
    • GlassFish Dependencies
    • Performing the Installation
  • Verifying the Installation
    • Deploying Our First Java EE Application
      • Deploying an Application through the Web Console
      • Undeploying an Application through the Web Console
      • Deploying an Application through the Command Line
      • Undeploying an Application through the Command Line
  • GlassFish Domains Explained
    • Creating Domains
    • Deleting Domains
    • Stopping a Domain
    • Setting Up Database Connectivity
    • Setting Up Connection Pools
  • Summary

• Chapter 2: Servlet Development and Deployment
  • Writing Our First Servlet
  • Compiling the Servlet
  • Configuring the Servlet
  • Packaging the Web Application
  • Deploying the Web Application
  • Testing the Web Application
  • Processing HTML Forms
  • Request Forwarding and Response Redirection
    • Request Forwarding
    • Response Redirection
  • Persisting Application Data across Requests
  • Summary

• Chapter 3: JavaServer Pages
  • Introduction to JavaServer Pages
  • Developing Our First JSP
  • JSP Implicit Objects
  • JSPs and JavaBeans
    • Reusing JSP Content
    • JSP Custom Tags
    • Extending SimpleTagSupport
    • Using Tag Files to Create Custom JSP Tags
  • Unified Expression Language
  • Summary

• Chapter 4: Database Connectivity
  • The CustomerDB Database
  • JDBC
    • Retrieving Data from a Database
    • Modifying Database Data
    • The Java Persistence API
  • Entity Relationships
    • One-to-One Relationships
    • One-to-Many Relationships
    • Many-to-Many Relationships
  • Composite Primary Keys
  • Java Persistence Query Language

• Final Notes
• Summary

• Chapter 5: JSP Standard Tag Library
  • Core JSTL Tag Library
  • Formatting JSTL Tag Library
  • SQL JSTL Tag Library
  • XML JSTL Tag Library
  • JSTL Functions
  • Summary

• Chapter 6: JavaServer Faces
  • Developing Our First JSF Application
  • Custom Data Validation
    • Creating Custom Validators
    • Validator Methods
  • Customizing JSF's Default Messages
  • Integrating JSF and JPA
    • JSF Core Components
      • <f:actionListener>
      • <f:attribute>
      • <f:convertDateTime>
      • <f:convertNumber>
      • <f:converter>
      • <f:facet>
      • <f:loadBundle>
      • <f:param>
      • <f:phaseListener>
      • <f:selectItem>
      • <f:selectItems>
      • <f:setPropertyActionListener>
      • <f:subview>
      • <f:validateDoubleRange>
      • <f:validateLength>
      • <f:validateLongRange>
      • <f:validator>
      • <f:valueChangeListener>
      • <f:verbatim>
      • <f:view>
    • JSF HTML Components
      • <h:column>
      • <h:commandButton>
      • <h:commandLink>
      • <h:dataTable>
      • <h:form>
      • <h:graphicImage>
      • <h:inputHidden>
      • <h:inputSecret>
      • <h:inputText>
      • <h:inputTextarea>
      • <h:message>
      • <h:messages>
      • <h:outputFormat>
      • <h:outputLabel>
      • <h:outputLink>
      • <h:outputText>
      • <h:panelGrid>
      • <h:panelGroup>
      • <h:selectBooleanCheckbox>
      • <h:selectManyCheckbox>
      • <h:selectManyListbox>
      • <h:selectManyMenu>
      • <h:selectOneListbox>
      • <h:selectOneMenu>
      • <h:selectOneRadio>
    • Additional JSF Tag Libraries
  • Summary

• Chapter 7: Java Messaging Service
  • Setting Up GlassFish for JMS
    • Setting Up a JMS Connection Factory
    • Setting Up a JMS Message Queue
    • Setting Up a JMS Message Topic
  • Message Queues
    • Sending Messages to a Message Queue
    • Retrieving Messages from a Message Queue
    • Asynchronously Receiving Messages from a Message Queue
    • Browsing Message Queues
  • Message Topics
    • Sending Messages to a Message Topic
    • Receiving Messages from a Message Topic
    • Creating Durable Subscribers
  • Summary

• Chapter 8: Security
  • Security Realms
    • Predefined Security Realms
      • admin-realm
      • The file Realm
      • The certificate Realm
    • Defining Additional Realms
      • Defining Additional File Realms
      • Defining Additional Certificate Realms
      • Defining an LDAP Realm
      • Defining a Solaris Realm
      • Defining a JDBC Realm
      • Defining Custom Realms
  • Summary

• Chapter 9: Enterprise JavaBeans
  • Session Beans
    • Simple Session Bean
    • A More Realistic Example
    • Invoking Session Beans from Web Applications
  • Message-Driven Beans
  • Transactions in Enterprise Java Beans
    • Container-Managed Transactions
    • Bean-Managed Transactions
  • Enterprise JavaBean Life Cycles
    • Stateful Session Bean Life Cycle
    • Stateless Session Bean Life Cycle
    • Message-Driven Bean Life Cycle
  • EJB Timer Service
  • EJB Security
    • Client Authentication
  • Summary

• Chapter 10: Web Services
  • Developing Web Services with JAX-WS
    • Developing a Web Service Client
  • Sending Attachments to Web Services
  • Exposing EJBs as Web Services
    • EJB Web Service Clients
  • Securing Web Services
  • Securing EJB Web Services

• Summary

• Chapter 11: Beyond Java EE
  • Facelets
    • Downloading Facelets
    • Configuring Our Facelets Application
    • Writing a Facelets Application
    • Facelets Templating
  • Ajax4jsf
    • Downloading Ajax4jsf
    • Configuring Our JSF Application for Ajax4jsf
    • Writing an AJAX-Enabled Application with Ajax4jsf
  • Seam
    • Downloading Seam
    • Configuring a Seam Application
    • Developing a Seam Application
  • Summary

• Appendix A: Sending Email from Java EE Applications
  • GlassFish Configuration
  • Implementing Email Delivery Functionality

• Appendix B: IDE Integration
  • NetBeans
  • Eclipse

• Index

David R. Heffelfinger

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