Index
T
Tag Handler Class, 21
tag library, 10, 152
Tag Library Descriptor. See TLD File
tags, JSP, 9–10
targeted offer, reservation application, 121–125
Tate, Bruce A. (Bitter Java), 567
TCP time wait interval, 493
TCP/IP connections, 544–545
templatesbuilding/replay wizards, 609–610
common connection attributes, 331, 347–349, 514–515
JMS, 349
testingJUnit frameworkdeploying and executing, 624–627
described, 621–622
with J2EE applications, 623–624
organizing, 628–629
tests, creating, 622–623
servlet code, viewing generated, 36–37
thread dump, 535, 593
threadsblocked, 594–595
execute, 453, 454–458, 516, 563–566
JVM, current state, 591–596
listen, 453, 460
memory, locking, 213–215
safety, importance of, 3–4
threshold, JMS destination, 356–359
timeout, 497, 570
timestamp concurrency strategy, 220–221
time-to-deliver extension, JMS (Java Message Service), 350–351
timing database inserts, 239–240
TLD (Tag Library Descriptor) File, 21
topic, 345–346
traffic management. See load balancing
transactionaffinity, JMS, 342
caching between entity beans, 223–225
collocation requirements, 645
database access performance, 580–581
direct access to entity beans, 82
failures, 217
JDBC connection pooling and, 501
JMS, 376–378
MDBs, 386–387
migration issues, 538
transparency, location, 339
transport-level Web Services security, 710–712
traps, SNMP, 530–533
troubleshootingapplications, 534–535
bottlenecks, identifying and correcting, 584–586
high CPU utilization and poor application server throughput, 588–589
low activity and CPU utilizations, 590
preparing, 584
resolution process, 587–588
trust managers, 434
Turbine framework, 60
two-way security, 416, 421–425, 430, 431