Index - Mastering BEA WebLogic Server Best Practices for Building and Deploying J2EE Applications [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

Index

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waiters, 582–583

Web application

architecture, choosing, 39–42, 55–58

building

custom tags, using for selected behaviors, 20–23

errors, outputting full information about, 14–17

helper functions and utilities, including, 32

Java servlets, 2–8

JSP, 8–14, 32–33

page output, caching to improve, 23–28

resources, controlling access, 37–38

results that can be sorted, manipulated and printed with spreadsheet applications, 33–36

scriptlet code, reducing by declaring beans (jsp:useBean element), 17–20

servlet code, viewing generated, 36–37

servlet filtering, 28–32

descriptor file (web.xml), 29

production security, 658–660

security, 658–660

servlet-centric, 56, 58–60

Turbine framework, 60

WebWork framework, 60

Web servers, 586

Web Services

clients, creating with WebLogic Server, 686–694

custom serializers, 697–702

development tools, 620

document-style messaging, 694–695

home page, customizing, 695–696

Java, 675–683

JMS transport, 708–709

reservation application, adding to, 716–721

security, 710–715

sessions, 696–697

SOAP attachments, 705–708

SOAP handlers, 702–705

SSL/TLS, 433

technology, 665–669

WebLogic Server architecture, 669–675

WSDL, 683–686, 696

Web Services Description Language. See WSDL

WebLogic Console

EJB applications, deploying, 325–327

J2EE Web applications, deploying, 173–174

LDAP security provider, mapping, 412

WebLogic server applications, monitoring, 521–525

WebLogic JMS. See JMS

WebWork framework, 60

Welcome pages, 152

Windows (Microsoft), 414–415, 549, 616

wrappers. See JMS

WSDL (Web Services Description Language)

described, 666–667

static, publishing, 696

Web Services, 683–686

WebLogic Server architecture, 673–674