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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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Navigation, JSP view and action pages 57 59 Navigation, paths, core reservation process 97—99 Navigation, presentation tier 51—54 Network Address Translation See NAT firewall network appliances 543 Network, channels 474—475 487—488 Network, performance, optimizing 550—551 Network, traffic, managing 339—340 348 650—653 Node Manager 452 471—472 489—493 Normal behavior, finders-load-bean 233—234 NTRealm 414—415 OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards) 710 One-way security, SSL/TLS 416 420—421 429—431 Operating system, tuning 544—549 Operating system, WebLogic server domain, configuring 493 Optimistic concurrency strategy 212 219—223 Oracle 9i High-Performance Tuning with STATPACK (Burleson) 579 Oracle database 248—249 501—503 Order, messages 349—350 376 Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards See OASIS Overrides, JMS (Java Message Service) 355—356 514 Packaging, enterprise applications, archive file (.ear files) 320—322 Packaging, enterprise applications, described 306—309 Packaging, enterprise applications, descriptor files 312—316 Packaging, enterprise applications, directory structure 309—311 Packaging, enterprise applications, exploded 318—320 Packaging, enterprise applications, utility archives 316—318 Packaging, Web applications, archive file 166—167 Packaging, Web applications, basic steps, listed and illustrated 147—148 Packaging, Web applications, descriptor files 151—160 Packaging, Web applications, directory structure 148—151 Packaging, Web applications, exploded application, creating 164—166 Packaging, Web applications, JSP components, precompiling 160—164 Page directive 10 Pages, attributes, JSP implicit object 11 Pages, display servlet 75—77 Pages, layout details 46 Pages, output caching 23—28 Pages, response caching (CacheFilter) 30—32 Pages, restricting access to specific 658 Pages, servlet filter, directing to certain 29 Paging stores 353—354 PAM (pluggable authentication modules) 413 Parentcascading deletes 253—255 Parentcascading deletes, mapping 262—263 Partitioning, mapping inheritance to database tables 266—267 Pass-by-reference, EJB (Enterprise JavaBean) containers 577—578 Password, connection pool 502 Password, message-level security 713 Password, setting 492 Password, SNMP community names 529 Password, WebLogic Server, booting 448—449 Performance, bottlenecks, identifying and correcting 584—586 Performance, connection-related parameters 562 Performance, current state of JVM threads 591—596 Performance, database access 578—583 Performance, degrading with high disk I/O 591 Performance, described 541—544 Performance, EJB containers 572—578 Performance, erratic response times and CPU utilization on application server 590—591 Performance, execute queues, application-specific 566—567 Performance, execute thread counts, tuning 563—566 Performance, high CPU utilization and poor application server throughput 588—589 Performance, in design 567—569 Performance, JavaServer Pages 571—572 Performance, JVM tuning 551—562 Performance, low activity and CPU utilizations 590 Performance, native I/O muxer 563 Performance, network tuning 550—551 Performance, operating system tuning 544—549 Performance, page output, caching to improve 23—28 Performance, preparing 584 Performance, resolution process 587—588 Performance, servlets 572 Performance, session-specific data, storing 569—571 Performance, slow response time from client and low database usage 590 Persistence, managed by EJB container, BMP, advantages over 194 Persistence, managed by EJB container, cascading deletes 253—255 Persistence, managed by EJB container, changes, handling 219—223 Persistence, managed by EJB container, database 238—240 249—250 Persistence, managed by EJB container, dynamic queries 252—253 Persistence, managed by EJB container, EJB home methods 198—199 Persistence, managed by EJB container, existence, checking for 255—256 Persistence, managed by EJB container, last name, finding people with same 233—234 Persistence, managed by EJB container, lazy retrieval, controlling using field groups 240—243 Persistence, managed by EJB container, methods required 182—185 Persistence, managed by EJB container, numeric primary key, automatically generating 247—249 Persistence, managed by EJB container, relationship caching with 244—246 Persistence, managed by EJB container, select methods 196—198 Persistence, managed by EJB container, SQL support 250—252 Persistence, managed by EJB container, stateless services and 275 Persistence, message queues 330 Persistence, session 7 462 Persistent stores 342 351—355 Person Tracker sample Web application architecture, choosing 56—60 Pettit, Richard (Sun Performance and Tuning: Java and the Internet) 542 Ping command 520 534 Plug-ins 462 494—499 Pluggable Authentication Modules See PAM Point-to-point messaging 330 Poison messages 372—375 Policies, application security 444—448 Pool, connection 4—5 501—505 537 Portable stubs 693—694 Ports, listen 453 460 Prepared statements, caching 580 Presentation, described 42 Presentation, display 43—46 Presentation, form update, business tier interaction to update model objects 50—51 Presentation, form update, client-side validation 47—48 Presentation, form update, data extraction 48—49 Presentation, form update, described 42 46—47 Presentation, form update, error display 49—50 Presentation, form update, server-side validation 49 Presentation, form update, warnings if left blank or inconsistent 47—48 Presentation, J2EE application example 68—77 Presentation, navigation requirements 51—54 Presentation, relationships in 84—85 Presentation, requirements, J2EE application example 65—68 Primary key, numeric 247—249 Printing 11 33—36 Private key See SSL/TLS Process dumps, generating 592—593 Process encapsulation 260—261 Production environment 650—654 Property, hotel reservation maintenance, availability 140—146 Property, hotel reservation maintenance, components, listed 131—132 Property, hotel reservation maintenance, main form 132—137 Property, hotel reservation maintenance, rate pages 138—140 Property, hotel reservation maintenance, search and selection pages 99—107 Public/private key technology See SSL/TLS Queries, data set size, limiting 579 Queries, EJB-QL returning arbitrary data types or bean references 196—198 Queries, n + 1 problem, loading entity beans 232—235 Queries, objects, mapping to relational database 263—264 Queries, string parameters, obtaining 5 Queue, consuming messages from 343—345 Queue, execute, administering and deploying WebLogic Server applications 453 454—458 Queue, execute, application-specific 455 566—567 Queue, execute, WebLogic server domain, configuring 516 Queue, message, defined 330 Queue, producing messages to 341—343 Quotas, JMS (Java Message Service) destination 356—359 Rajagopalan, Suresh (Java Servlet Programming Bible) 1 Rapid Development: Taming Wild Software Schedules (McConnell) 598 Rate pages, reservation application 138—140 Read-mostly entity bean 226—230 Read-only entity bean 218 225—226 234 Reading Java stack traces 594—595 RealmAdapter 402 410 Redelivery, poison messages 373—375 Redirect 658 References, entity bean 194—196 Relational database, mapping objects to 261—267 Relationship, caching with CMP 244—246 Relationship, mapping objects to relational database 264—265 Relationship, read-mostly pattern and 229—230 Remote debugging features 615—618 Remote EJB interfaces 206 remote method invocation 274 Remote Procedure Call See RPC Remote start, configuring 490—491 Replay wizards 609—610 Replica-aware stub 466—467 Replication 462 465 644—646 Request, data, accessing 5—6 Request, forwarding to individual methods (service() method) 2 Request, handling multiple in JSP 12 Request, JSP implicit object 10 Request, long-running, finding cause of 535 Request, message exchange with reply 379—382 Request, multiple parallel 3—4 Request, passing to new page 10 Reservation system, calendar 107—108 Reservation system, creation process 118—121 Reservation system, date selection, property reservation application 107—118 Reservation system, drop-down list, reservation form 101 Reservation system, information 92—97 Reservation system, navigation paths, core reservation process 97—99 Reservation system, property maintenance, availability 140—146 Reservation system, property maintenance, components, listed 131—132 Reservation system, property maintenance, main form 132—137 Reservation system, property maintenance, rate pages 138—140 Reservation system, property maintenance, search and selection pages 99—107 Reservation system, targeted offer 121—125 Resolution process 587—588 Response time, erratic 455 590—591 Response time, extended 584—586 Response, buffered, JSP 12—13 Response, caching at page level 30—32 Response, JMS request/reply style message exchange 379—382 Response, JSP implicit object 10 Results, managing with spreadsheet applications 33—36 Retry connections 498 RMI (Remote Method Invocation) 429—431 466—469 Role mapping and credential mapping 128 407 Role-based views 44—45 Roles 444—448 Roman, Ed (Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans) 177 Routing 339—340 462—464 RPC (Remote Procedure Call) 666 Scalability 542 scripting 8 9—10 Scriptlet 9 17—20 Search page, displaying with list of model objects 44 Secure Socket Layer/Transport Layer Security See SSL/TLS Security, application 434—443 443—449 Security, default providers, authentication 402—404 Security, default providers, authorization and adjudication of users 406 Security, default providers, configuration, managing 407—409 Security, default providers, events, logging 407 Security, default providers, identity asserters 404—405 Security, default providers, listed with features 400—401 Security, default providers, older version of WebLogic, running 410 Security, default providers, role mapping and credential mapping 407 Security, described 395—397 Security, external stores 410—416 Security, Java clients 425—434 Security, LDAP server, embedded 398—400 Security, production, application data flow 654—655 Security, production, connection filter 656—658 Security, production, firewall layouts 655—656 Security, production, SSL hardware acceleration 663 Security, production, Web applications 658—660 Security, SSL/TLS, client and server verify each other 416 421—425 430 431 Security, SSL/TLS, client verifying server 416 420—421 429—430 431 Security, SSL/TLS, debugging 425 Security, SSL/TLS, described 416—417 Security, SSL/TLS, X.509 certificates, obtaining 418—420 Security, views based on 44—45 Security, Web applications, accessauthorization/authentication administration 126—131 Security, Web applications, descriptor files 152 158 Security, Web applications, session ID cookies 659—660 Security, Web applications, users and groups 174—176 security, Web services 710—715 Select methods 196—198 Selectors, designing 367—369 Self-health monitoring 474 Sending later, messages 350—351 server See also domain Server affinity, JMS 342 Server, and client verify each other 416 421—425 430 431 Server, asynchronous JMS messages, consuming 384—389 Server, client verifying 416 420—421 429—431 Server, connections, verifying (PING command) 520 Server, deployment strategies 636—638 Server, forwards, accessJMS resources 509—511 Server, LDAP security 398—400 Server, migrating, WebLogic JMS provider 346—347 Server, precompiling JSP components, benefits of 160 Server, traffic, distributing among multiple 652—653 Server, validating forms 49 Server, WebLogic JMS provider 338 Servlet filter 28—32 Servlet, architecture based on, choosing 56 58—60 68 Servlet, code, viewing generated 36—37 Servlet, converting to JSP 8—9 Servlet, JMS 382—384 Servlet, page display 75—77 Servlet, servlet filter, directing to certain 29 Servlet, Web application 152 154—155 Servlet, WebLogic server performance, optimizing 572 session beans 111 207—211 293—294 Session fa?ade 260—261 568 Session ID, securing 659—660 Session, API, JMS 1.02b 332—333 Session, configuration 152 158 Session, data, storing 569—571 Session, JavaServer Pages, efficient use of 571 Session, JSP implicit object 11 Session, multicast JMS 378—379 Session, replication 462 644—645 Session, response data, cached 125 Session, routing based on 462—464 session, tracking 6—8 12 session, web services 696—697 SFSB (stateful session beans) 180—181 Shared secret credential 405 Shell interface 608—609 Shutdown, forcing WebLogic Server 471—472 Simple Network Management Protocol See SNMP Simple Object Access Protocol See SOAP Single-site deployment strategies, complex clusters 641—643 Single-site deployment strategies, described 638—639 Single-site deployment strategies, Simple WebLogic Server cluster 639—641 single-threaded servlets 4—5 Sites, distributing traffic among multiple See global traffic management Skeleton application, constructing 91—92 Skoczylas, Robert (Developing Java Web Services: Architecting and Developing Secure Web Services Using Java) 665 SLSB (stateless session beans) 178—179 SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) 529—533 SOAP (simple object access protocol) 666 702—708 Socket muxer 453 458—460 596 Socket, connections, managing 453 458—460 596 Socket, maximum number open 484 Socket, tuning 545 Software, required 598—601 Solaris operating system 413 545—547 Sorting messages 349—350 376 Sources, refusing traffic from unknown or untrusted See connection filter
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