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Savoia, Alberto
scalability and performance problem
scope
ActionForms, and
application scope
page scope
request scope
session scope
scope attribute, form tag (HTML tag library)
scriptlets versus tag libraries
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
security configuration information
security in the Action classes
security service
security-constraint element
SecurityService class, banking application (example)
2nd
selectApplication( ) method, RequestUtils class
semantic validation
sendRedirect( ) method, HttpServletResponse class
servlet class combining the servlet-mapping
configuring with the servlet element
servlet containers
[See also servlets] defined
deployment information
hierarchical structure, and
part of a J2EE application server
processing a client request (diagram)
using JSP pages
using the servlet container for logging
web server working together with
servlet element
declaring initialization parameters
how to configure the servlet class (example)
servlet engines
[See servlet containers] servlet filters
[See filters] servlet mappings multiple
path mapping
web containers, and
servlet-class element
servlet-mapping element
servlet-name element
ServletContext class
2nd
3rd
application events and listener interfaces
methods used for logging messages
ServletContextListener interface
servlets
[See also servlet containers] advantages of being written in Java
as controllers in Struts framework (diagram)
CGI applications, compared to
controller servlet, defined
declarations
defined
examples servlet that performs a forward
servlet that performs a redirect
HTML hardcoding limitations
template engine for
mapping
configuring
multiple
requests to
technology resources
session beans
in EJB applications
stateless implementation
session configuration
session facade
defining the remote interface for
session scope
versus request
session wraps entity
SessionBean interface
set-property element
shared resources
shopping cart functionality, storefront application (example)
ShoppingCartActions class, storefront application (example)
sign-in page (example)
SilkPerformer
simple bean properties, accessing
SimpleLog
SiteMesh
software library, difference between a framework and a
source packages of Struts, obtaining
Spring
SQL DDL, storefront application (example)
SQL tags, JSTL
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
state diagrams
state information, view queries the model for (diagram)
stateless connection of web applications
stateless session beans
static content versus dynamic content
stickiness of web users
storefront application (example)
alternate view (image)
build directory structure
business delegate for the storefront session bean
business interface
2nd
business obejcts, creating
class diagram
conceptual model
data model diagram
deployment descriptor
directory structure
(diagram)
ejb-jar.xml deployment
global-forwards element
home interface for the storefront session bean
IAuthentication interface
index.jsp page using a template
introduction
IStorefrontService interface
JBoss deployment descriptor for storefront session bean
LoginAction class
2nd
LoginForm class
main page (image)
persistence framework
remote interface for the storefront session
shopping cart functionality
SQL DDL
storefront session bean example
StorefrontBaseAction class
StorefrontServiceFactory class
2nd
StorefrontServiceImpl class
swapping the current storefront service implementation with the delegate
template
testing
general steps to be followed
Tiles (diagram)
validating shipping information
view of main page (image)
welcome-file-list element
Storefront service, dynamic proxy implementation
StorefrontBaseAction class, storefront application (example)
performing repetitive behavior
processExceptions( ) method
StorefrontEJBDelegate class, storefront application (example)
StorefrontServiceFactory class
StorefrontServiceFactory class, storefront application (example)
StorefrontServiceImpl class, storefront application (example)
storing objects in a relational model
stress testing
Struts alternatives to
Barracuda
building your own framework
Cocoon
Expresso
Freemarker
Jakarta Turbine
JSF (JavaServer Faces)
Maverick
SiteMesh
Spring
Velocity
WebMacro
WebWork
applications architectural view of
building with Ant
configuring
converting to JSF
directory guidelines
JavaBeans, and
logging in
packaging
binary versus source distributions
building from the binary distribution
building from the source distribution
component packages
configuration DTD
configuration files
2nd
complete example
configuring a data source
declaring ActionForms
example that uses declarative exception handling
multiple
reloading
configuring the web.xml file
controller components
2nd
[See also MVC]3rd
diagram
controller responsibilities
controller servlet
[See ActionServlet] declarative exception handling
EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans)
interfacing to
framework Commons Logging package, and
creation of
dependencies
extending
overview
servlet as a controller (diagram)
top-level packages
GUI tools
initialization process
mailing lists
2nd
model components
performance and scalability problems
request scope, and
tag libraries
2nd
tips on installing
Version 1.0, changes since
Version 1.1, new features in
view components
2nd
views within the framework
welcome file list
Struts Console
download page
Struts Resource Page
Struts Validator
[See Validator framework] struts-config.xml file
2nd
changes to
complete example
struts-config_1_1.dtd file
STRUTS-DEV mailing list
struts-faces library
STRUTS-USER mailing list
StrutsValidator class
stylesheets as view components
substring-matching tags, custom tags (Logic tag library)
Sun';s own JSF Site
super.init( ) method
surrogate keys
SwitchAction class
synchronization
log4j, and
synchronization and the web container
synchronized keyword
syntactic validation
system exceptions
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