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ready for office 8
Chapter 1 Summary 9
1. Distributed multi-layer application program 9
2. J2EE container 11
3. Packaging J2EE components 12
4. Developer Character 13
5. Software used in this book 14
Chapter 2 Hands-on with an EJB17
1. Preparation for office 18
2. Create a J2EE application 19
3. Create Enterprise Bean19
4. Create a J2EE application client 22
5. Create a Web Client 25
6. Set the JNDI name of the enterprise bean 27
7. Deploying the J2EE application 28
8. Running the J2EE application client 29
9. Running the Web Client 29
10. Repair J2EE application program 30
eleven. Frequently Asked Questions and Solutions 31
Chapter 3 Enterprise Beans35
1, Enterprise Bean overview 36
2, session Bean36
3, EntityBean38
4, Message-DrivenBean40
5. Define the client access interface 42
6, "Content" of Enterprise Bean 45
7, the naming of enterprise beans is about 46
8, the life cycle of enterprise bean 46
Chapter 4 Stateful Session Bean Example 51
1. Cart session BeanCartEJB51
Two Other Enterprise Bean Features 58
Chapter 5 BMP Examples 62
1.SavingsAccountEJB62
2. Deploy BMP-implemented entity Bean74 with deploytool
3. Relationship between BMP mapping tables 74
4. Primary key of BMP 85
V. Exception Management 88
Chapter 6 The Example of CMP 89
An overview of the use of RosterApp 90
Two layerEJB code analysis 90
3. RosterApp configuration instructions 95
Four method calls in RosterApp 102
Five to run the RosterApp program 109
6. Deploy the Entity Bean 110 implemented by CMP with the deploytool tool
Seven CMP primary keys 110
Chapter 7 The Example of a Message-Driven Bean 113
1. For example, use program introduction 113
2. J2EE application client 114
Three. Message-driven Bean class 115
4. Run the book such as 116
5. Deploy message-driven Beans with deploytool117
6. Configure the JMS client with deploytool 118
Chapter 8 EJB Query Language 120
I. Terminology 120
2. Simple grammar 121
3. Query such as 121
4. Comprehensive Grammar 124
5. Limitations of EJBQL 137
Chapter 9 Network Clients and Components 139
Chapter 11 JSP Technology 165
Chapter 12 JavaBean Components in JSP Pages 178
Chapter 13 Customizing Tags in JSP Pages 182
Chapter 14 Business 202
1. What is business 202
2. Container management business 203
3. Bean management business 208
4. Enterprise Bean Business Summary 211
5. Business overtime 211
6. Barrier level 212
7. Update multiple databases 212
8. Web Components Business 214
Chapter 15 Security 215
1. Overview 215
2. Security figures 216
3. Web Layer Security 217
4. EJB layer security 219
5. Using Program Client Layer Security 220
Six. EIS (Enterprise Information System) layer security 221
7. Passing secure identities 223
Eight. J2EE users, domains and groups 224
9. Install the server certificate 225
Chapter 16 Resource Connections 227
1. JNDI name and resource citation 227
2. Database connection 230
3. Mail service connection 232
4. URL resource connection 234
Chapter 17 Duke's Banking Procedures 236)
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