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Nyberg G., Patrick R. — Mastering BEA WebLogic Server: Best Practices for Building and Deploying J2EE Applications
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Íàçâàíèå: Mastering BEA WebLogic Server: Best Practices for Building and Deploying J2EE ApplicationsÀâòîðû: Nyberg G., Patrick R. Àííîòàöèÿ: Written by developers affiliated with BEA Systems, this advanced book walks through the design, construction, and deployment of an example WebLogic server application, and suggests best practices for the administration, performance tuning, and configuration of WebLogic server environments. The construction of the example web-based reservation system involves a presentation tier containing servlets and Java server pages, Jakarta Struts, Enterprise JavaBeans, JMS messaging, and direct interaction with the business-tier components.
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Acceleration, SSL hardware 663 Access control, checks during server-side forwards 658 Access control, entity beans, wrapping 82 83 Access control, tables, basic principle of 579 Access control, Web resources 37—38 Access control, Web Services security 715 Acknowledgement message 332—333 348 365—366 Acknowledgement, slow, packet retransmissions and 550—551 Action classes 85—88 Action pages 57 59 ActiveDirectory 412 414 Addresses, mapping to person in relational database See aggregation Adjudication, users 406 Admin server, domain architecture 452 Admin server, J2EE Web applications, deploying 173—174 Admin server, migration failures 539 Admin server, WebLogic Server 469—471 Administering applications, application container 460—461 Administering applications, architecture overview 451 453—454 Administering applications, domain architecture 452—453 Administering applications, execute queues and execute threads 453 454—458 Administering applications, listen ports and listen threads 453 460 Administering applications, socket connections, managing 453 458—460 Administration port 460 Administration, authorization/authentication administration 126—131 Administration, availability 140—146 Administration, described 125—126 Administration, main form, properties 132—137 Administration, property maintenance components 131—132 Administration, rate pages 138—140 Aggregation 262—263 AIX operating system, tuning 547—548 Almeida, Virgilio A.F.(Capacity Planning for Web Performance: Metrics, Models, and Methods) 542 Alur, Deepak (Core J2EE Patterns: Best Practices and Design Strategies) 41 568 Ambler, Scott (Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans) 177 An Introduction to Database Systems, 7th Edition (Date) 579 Ant build tool (Apache Software Foundation), J2EE Web applications, deploying 170—173 Ant build tool (Apache Software Foundation), obtaining 147 Ant build tool (Apache Software Foundation), project and build processing features 614 Apache web servers 476—478 Apache, NAT firewall 484 Apache, plug-ins 494—496 API (Application Programming Interface), JMS 1.02b 331—337 API (Application Programming Interface), UDDI 668 Application security, J2EE, CA Resource adapters 442 Application security, J2EE, described 434—435 Application security, J2EE, EJB 440—442 Application security, J2EE, enterprise 442—443 Application security, J2EE, for Web 435—440 Application security, WebLogic Server, booting 448—449 Application security, WebLogic, roles and policies 444—448 Application security, WebLogic, users and groups 443—444 Application server 586 588—589 application service provider See ASP Application, components in other, referencing 206 Application, container 460—461 Application, data flow security 654—655 Application, described 533 Application, design, MDBs 388—389 Application, domain, configuring 499—500 516—518 Application, EJB components, referencing in same 204—205 Application, execute queues 566—567 Application, failures 536—539 Application, hanging 594 Application, monitoring 519—529 Application, SSL/TLS authentication 433 Application, troubleshooting 534—535 Application, versioning 536 Applications, distributed enterpriserchive file, EJB 298—306 Archive file, enterprise applications, packaging 320—322 Archive file, J2EE Web applications 166—167 ASP (application service provider), administration site components 125—126 ASP (application service provider), authorization/authentication administration 126—131 ASP (application service provider), deploying, automatic 167—170 ASP (application service provider), deploying, basic steps, listed and illustrated 147—148 ASP (application service provider), deploying, command-line utility and ant task 170—173 ASP (application service provider), deploying, required users and group 174—176 ASP (application service provider), deploying, WebLogic Console 173—174 ASP (application service provider), described 89—91 ASP (application service provider), packaging, archive file 166—167 ASP (application service provider), packaging, basic steps, listed and illustrated 147—148 ASP (application service provider), packaging, descriptor files 151—160 ASP (application service provider), packaging, directory structure 148—151 ASP (application service provider), packaging, exploded application, creating 164—166 ASP (application service provider), packaging, JSP components, precompiling 160—164 ASP (application service provider), property maintenance, availability 140—146 ASP (application service provider), property maintenance, components, listed 131—132 ASP (application service provider), property maintenance, main form 132—137 ASP (application service provider), property maintenance, rate pages 138—140 ASP (application service provider), skeleton, constructing 91—92 ASP (application service provider), targeted offer 121—125 ASP (application service provider), user site components, date selection and availability display forms 107—118 ASP (application service provider), user site components, navigation paths, core reservation process 97—99 ASP (application service provider), user site components, property search/selection pages 99—107 ASP (application service provider), user site components, reservation creation process 118—121 ASP (application service provider), user site components, reservation information 92—97 ASP (application service provider), Web sites 46 Associations, relational database 264—265 Asynchronous invocation 690—693 Asynchronous JMS messages 384—389 Attributes, EJBGen utility 284—286 Attributes, mapping to multiple database tables 249—250 Authentication, application 433 Authentication, custom providers 415—416 Authentication, default security providers 402—404 Authentication, HTTP mechanism 435—440 Authentication, LDAP, external 410—413 Authentication, UNIX-based 413 Authentication, Windows domain 414—415 Authorization 131 406 Availability, property 107—118 140—146 Back-end component types 670—672 Back/forward buttons 54 Bad data, messages See poison messages Barker, Richard (Case*Method Entity-Relationship Modeling) 579 batch updates 582 batching 238—239 BEA JRockit 560—562 Bean, action classes loading for display 85—87 Bean, attribute, displaying on JSP pages 79—84 Bean, declaring with JSP 10 17—20 Bean, form 59 Bean, updates, action classes performing 87—88 Beck, Kent (Extreme Programming Explained: Embrace Change) 598 Behavior, describing custom tags (Tag Handler Class) 21 Bitter Java (Tate) 567 BMP (bean-managed persistence), CMP versus 194 BMP (bean-managed persistence), EJB home methods 198—199 BMP (bean-managed persistence), entity beans 185—187 BMP (bean-managed persistence), methods required 182—185 Bookmark controls 54 Books, recommended reading, An Introduction to Database Systems, 7th Edition (C.J.Date) 579 Books, recommended reading, Bitter Java (Bruce A.Tate) 567 Books, recommended reading, Capacity Planning for Web Performance: Metrics, Models, and Methods (Daniel A.Menasc? and Virgilio A.F.Almeida) 542 Books, recommended reading, Concurrent Programming in Java: Design Principles and Patterns (Doug Lea) 542 Books, recommended reading, Core J2EE Patterns: Best Practices and Design Strategies (Deepak Alur, John Crupi, and Dan Malks) 41 568 Books, recommended reading, Core Servlets and JavaServer Pages (Marty Hall) 1 Books, recommended reading, Design Patterns (Erich Gamma, Richard Helm, Ralph Johnson, and John Vlissides) 41 Books, recommended reading, Developing Java Web Services: Architecting and Developing Secure Web Services Using Java (Ramesh Nagappan, Robert Skoczylas, and Rima Patel Sriganesh) 665 Books, recommended reading, EJB Design Patterns: Advanced Patterns, Processes, and Idioms (Floyd Marinescu) 41 567 Books, recommended reading, Enterprise JavaBeans (Richard Monson-Haefel) 177 Books, recommended reading, Extreme Programming Explained: Embrace Change (Kent Beck) 598 Books, recommended reading, Internetworking with TCP/IP Volume II: Design, implementation, and Intervals (Douglas A.Corner and David L.Stevens) 545 Books, recommended reading, Java Message Service (Richard Monson-Haefel and David Chappell) 329 Books, recommended reading, Java Servlet Programming (Jason Hunter) 1 Books, recommended reading, Java Servlet Programming Bible (Suresh Rajagopalan) 1 Books, recommended reading, Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans (Ed Roman, Scott Ambler, and Tyler Jewel) 177 Books, recommended reading, Oracle 9i High-Performance Tuning with STATPACK (Donald K.Burleson) 579 Books, recommended reading, Rapid Development: Taming Wild Software Schedules (Steve McConnell) 598 Books, recommended reading, Sun Performance and Tuning: Java and the Internet (Adrian Cockroft and Richard Pettit) 542 Booting 448—449 Bottlenecks 584—586 Bridge, messages from legacy to JMS messaging systems 390 Browser, obtaining cookies through 5 build process 610—612 Builder utility 283—284 Building/replay wizards 609—610 Burleson, Donald K.(Oracle 9i High-Performance Tuning with STATPACK) 579 Business domain models 64—65 Business logic, beans, associating 181 198—199 Business logic, EJB application validation 261 Business logic, encapsulating complex 111 Business tier, EJB application, entity bean persistence, stateless service with 272—276 Business tier, EJB application, entity beans, constructing 288—292 Business tier, EJB application, JDBC stateless service 270—272 Business tier, EJB application, message-driven beans 294—295 Business tier, EJB application, session beans 293—294 Business tier, EJB application, stateless services, entity beans, and direct interaction 277—280 Business tier, EJB application, stateless services, values objects, and direct interaction with entity beans 280—281 Business tier, J2EE application, bean attributes, displaying on JSP pages 79—84 Business tier, J2EE application, bean updates, action classes performing 87—88 Business tier, J2EE application, beans and forms, action classes loading for display 85—87 Business tier, J2EE application, described 78—79 Business tier, J2EE application, presentation components, relationships in 84—85 CA (certificate authority) 416—417 CA (Connection Architecture) Resource adapters 442 Caching database patterns 579 Caching dynamic content, JavaServer Pages 571—572 Caching entity beans, between transactions 217 223—225 Caching entity beans, combined support 230—232 Caching entity beans, limitation 212 Caching entity beans, read-mostly pattern 226—230 Caching entity beans, read-only multicast invalidation 225—226 Caching finders-load-bean between transactions 235 Caching prepared database statements 580 Caching Web application performance, improving 544 Caching Web page output 23—28 Calendar, reservation sample application 107—108 Call router 467 Capacity Planning for Web Performance: Metrics, Models, and Methods (Menasce and Almeida) 542 cascading deletes 253—255 Case*Method Entity-Relationship Modeling (Barker) 579 Case*Method Entity-Relationship Modeling (Richard Barker) 579 Central processing unit See CPU Certificate authority See CA Certificates, security 418—420 Changes, detection and propagation 465—466 Changes, entity beans, handling one per transactions 219—223 Chappell, David (Java Message Service) 329 Character set 158 Children See parent-child relationships Class-level tags 284—286 Client, and server verify each other 416 421—425 430 431 Client, applications, accessing 395—397 Client, callback Web service 717 Client, characteristics, obtaining 5 Client, forms, validating 47—48 Client, handling multiple simultaneously, changes, handling one per transaction 219—223 Client, handling multiple simultaneously, database 215—217 Client, handling multiple simultaneously, described 211—213 Client, handling multiple simultaneously, MDBs 385—386 Client, handling multiple simultaneously, memory, locking 213—215 217 Client, handling multiple simultaneously, read-only 218 Client, JSP session information 11 Client, polling 717 Client, requests, session bean components 207—209 Client, slow response time with low database usage 590 Client, verifying server 416 420—421 429—430 431 Client, Web Services, creating 686—694 Client, WebLogic Server, writing 674—675 Cluster, complex 641—643 Cluster, described 452 Cluster, grouping of, architecture 452 453—454 Cluster, grouping of, cluster 486—487 Cluster, grouping of, database resources 500—508 Cluster, grouping of, deploying applications 516—518 Cluster, grouping of, described 475—478 483—485 Cluster, grouping of, execute queues and threads 516 Cluster, grouping of, JavaMail sessions 516 Cluster, grouping of, JMS resources 508—515 Cluster, grouping of, JVM 494 Cluster, grouping of, network channels 487—488 Cluster, grouping of, node manager, setting up 489—493 Cluster, grouping of, operating system 414—415 493 Cluster, grouping of, plug-ins 494—499 Cluster, grouping of, setting up new 478—482 Cluster, implementing one per site 648—650 Cluster, JMS provider, connection routing, load balancing, and failover 339—340 Cluster, JMS provider, described 338 Cluster, JMS provider, distributed destinations 340—346 Cluster, JMS provider, location transparency 339 Cluster, JMS provider, migrating servers 346—347 Cluster, spanning multiple sites 646—648 Cluster, Web application 462—466 543 Cluster, WebLogic server domain, configuring 486—487 Cluster-aware stub 466—467 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, BMP, advantages over 194 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, cascading deletes 253—255 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, changes, handling 219—223 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, database 238—240 249—250 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, dynamic queries 252—253 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, EJB home methods 198—199 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, existence, checking for 255—256 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, last name, finding people with same 233—234 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, lazy retrieval, controlling using field groups 240—243 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, methods required 182—185 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, numeric primary key, automatically generating 247—249 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, relationship caching with 244—246 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, select methods 196—198 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, SQL support 250—252 CMP (container-managed persistence) entity beans, stateless services and 275 Cockroft, Adrian (Sun Performance and Tuning: Java and the Internet) 542 Collocation 645 Columns, retrieving explicitly 579—580 Command pattern 569 Command-line utility, EJB compiler, invoking directly 303 Command-line utility, J2EE Web applications, deploying 170—173 Command-line utility, WebLogic server applications, monitoring 519—521 Commitment control level 581 community names 529 Compatibility mode with RealmAdapter 402 410 Complex processes, simplifying interface See process encapsulation Composite view pattern 46 Compressing XML messages 365 Concurrency, changes, handling one per transaction 219—223 Concurrency, database 215—217 Concurrency, described 211—213 Concurrency, MDBs 385—386 Concurrency, memory, locking 213—215 217 Concurrency, read-only 218 Concurrent Programming in Java: Design Principles and Patterns (Lea) 542 Configuration information, managing 604—609 Confirmations, e-mail 516 Connection Architecture See CA Resource adapters Connection factories, JMS 331 347—349 514—515 Connection filter, built-in 656—657 Connection filter, custom 657—658 Connection pool 4—5 501—505 537 Connection, accessing and sharing persistent (pooling) 582 Connection, API, JMS 1.02b 331 Connection, routing 339—340 Connection, socket, managing 453 458—460 Connection, verifying (PING command) 520 Connection, WebLogic server performance, optimizing 562 Consumers, specifying messages 367—369 Container-managed persistence See CMP entity beans containers, EJB 572—578 Containers, JSP application 158 Containers, session-specific data, storing 569—571 Containers, WebLogic Server application 460—461
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