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EJB 3 Developer Guide. Enterprise JavaBean 3 - a Practical Book and eBook Guide for developers and architects using the EJB Standard

Michael Sikora

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EJB 3 Developer Guide
- Table of Contents
- EJB 3 Developer Guide
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- Preface
  - What This Book Covers
  - What You Need for This Book
  - Who Is This Book For
  - Approach of this Book
  - Conventions
  - Reader Feedback
  - Customer Support
    - Downloading the Example Code for the Book
    - Errata
    - Questions
- 1. Introduction to the EJB 3 Architecture
  - Introduction to the Java EE Architecture
  - The EJB 3 Architecture
    - EJB Container Services
    - The JPA Persistence Engine
    - EJB 3 Compared with Earlier Versions
  - Getting Started
    - Installing GlassFish
    - Testing the Installation
    - Accessing the Administrator Console
    - Shutting Down GlassFish
    - Downloading Example Source Code
  - Summary
- 2. Session Beans
  - Introduction
  - Stateless Session Beans
    - Annotations
    - Creating a Session Bean Client
    - Running the Example
    - The Program Directory Structure
    - The Ant Build Script
    - The Application Client Container
      - Building the Application
    - Stateless Session Beans LifeCycle
  - Stateful Session Beans
    - Stateful Session Bean's LifeCycle
  - Local Interfaces
  - Summary
- 3. Entities
  - Introduction
  - EJB 3 Entities
    - Comparison with EJB 2.x Entity Beans
    - Mapping an Entity to a Database Table
  - Introducing the EntityManager
  - Packaging and Deploying Entities
    - The Program Directory Structure
    - Building the Application
  - Field-Based Annotations
  - Generating Primary Keys
    - Table Strategy
    - Sequence Strategy
    - Identity Strategy
    - Auto Strategy
  - Overriding Metadata Defaults
  - Summary
- 4. Object/Relational Mapping
  - O/R Mapping Default Behavior
    - A Banking Example Application
      - Customer Entity
      - Account Entity
      - Address Entity
      - Referee Entity
    - Testing the Application
  - O/R Mapping Overriding Defaults
    - Customer Entity
    - Account Entity
    - Address Entity
    - BankServiceBean
  - O/R Mapping Additional Annotations
    - Referee Class
    - BankServiceBean
    - Composite Primary Keys
  - O/R Inheritance Mapping
    - SINGLE_TABLE Strategy
    - JOINED Strategy
    - Table per Concrete Class Strategy
  - Summary
- 5. The Java Persistence Query Language
  - Introduction
  - Simple Queries
  - Projection
  - Conditional Expressions
  - Aggregate Functions
    - GROUP BY
    - HAVING
  - Queries with Relationships
  - Joins
    - Inner Joins
    - Outer Joins
    - Fetch Joins
  - Collection Comparison Expressions
  - Constructor Expressions
  - SubQueries
  - Functions
    - CONCAT
    - SUBSTRING
    - TRIM
    - LOWER and UPPER
    - LENGTH
    - LOCATE
    - ABS
    - SQRT
    - MOD
    - SIZE
  - Queries with Parameters
    - Positional Parameters
    - Named Parameters
  - Named Queries
  - Handling Date and Time
    - @Temporal annotation
    - Queries with Date Parameters
    - Datetime Functions
  - Bulk Update and Delete
  - Native SQL
  - Summary
- 6. Entity Manager
  - Application-managed Entity Manager
  - Entity Manager Merge
  - Entity Manager Methods
    - remove()
    - contains()
    - flush()
    - setFlushMode()
    - refresh()
    - clear()
  - Cascade Operations
    - persist
    - remove
    - merge
    - refresh
    - all
  - Extended Persistence Context
  - Entity LifeCycle Callback Methods
    - Entity Listeners
  - Summary
- 7. Transactions
  - Introduction
  - Container-Managed Transaction Demarcation
    - SUPPORTS
    - NOT_SUPPORTED
    - REQUIRED
    - REQUIRES_NEW
    - MANDATORY
    - Never
  - Examples of Transaction Attributes
    - REQUIRED Example
    - REQUIRES_NEW Example
    - NOT_SUPPORTED Example
    - SUPPORTS Example
    - MANDATORY Example
    - NEVER Example
  - Controlling Container Managed Transactions
    - SessionSynchronization Interface
    - Doomed Transactions
  - Concurrency and Database Locking
    - Isolation Levels
    - Lost Update Problem
    - Versioning
    - Read and Write Locking
  - UserTransaction Interface
  - Summary
- 8. Messaging
  - Introduction
  - Java Message Service (JMS) API
  - Queue Producer and Consumer Examples
    - Synchronous Queue Consumer Example
      - Running the Queue Producer and Synchronous Queue Consumer Examples
    - An Asynchronous Queue Consumer Example
      - Running the Asynchronous Queue Consumer Example
  - Topic Producer and Consumer Examples
    - Synchronous Topic Consumer Example
      - Running the Topic Producer and Synchronous Topic Consumer Examples
    - An Asynchronous Topic Consumer Example
      - Running the Asynchronous Topic Consumer Example
  - Motivation for Message-Driven Beans
  - A Simple Message-Driven Bean Example
    - A Session Bean Queue Producer
    - A Message-Driven Bean Queue Consumer
  - MDB Activation Configuration Properties
    - acknowledgeMode
    - subscriptionDurability
    - messageSelector
  - MessageDrivenContext
  - MDB LifeCycle
  - MDB Example Revisited
  - Sending Message Confirmation to a Client
  - MDBs and Transactions
  - Summary
- 9. EJB Timer Service
  - Introduction
  - Timer Service Examples
    - A Single Event Example
    - An Interval Event Example
  - A Timer Interface Example
  - Timers and Transactions
  - Summary
- 10. Interceptors
  - Interceptor Methods
  - Interceptor Classes
  - Default Interceptors
  - Interceptor Communication
  - Summary
- 11. Implementing EJB 3 Web Services
  - Overview of Web Service Concepts
    - The SOAP Protocol
    - The WSDL Standard
    - The UDDI Standard
    - SOA and Web Services
  - Creating a Java Application Web Service
    - Creating an Endpoint Implementation Interface
    - The WSDL Document
      - The <portType> Element
      - The <binding> Element
      - The <service> Element
      - The <message> and <types> Elements
    - The GlassFish WSGEN Tool
    - Deploying a Java Application as a Web Service
    - The GlassFish Admin Console Test Harness
    - Creating a Java Web Service Client
  - Overriding JAX-WS Annotation Defaults
  - Deploying an EJB Session Bean as a Web Service
    - Packaging an EJB Web Service
    - Creating an EJB Web Service Client
  - Summary
- 12. EJB 3 Security
  - Java EE Container Security
  - Authentication
    - GlassFish Authentication
    - Mapping Roles to Groups
    - Authenticating an EJB Application Client
  - EJB Authorization
    - Declarative Authorization
      - Denying Authorization
      - EJB Security Propagation
    - Programmatic Authorization
  - Java EE Web Container Security
    - Web-Tier Authorization
    - Transport Layer Security
    - Web-Tier Authentication
    - Example of Web-Tier Authentication and Authorization
  - Summary
- A. Annotations and Their Corresponding Packages
- Index

Tytuł: EJB 3 Developer Guide. Enterprise JavaBean 3 - a Practical Book and eBook Guide for developers and architects using the EJB Standard
Autor: Michael Sikora
Tytuł oryginału: EJB 3 Developer Guide. Enterprise JavaBean 3 - a Practical Book and eBook Guide for developers and architects using the EJB Standard.
ISBN: 9781847195616, 9781847195616
Data wydania: 2008-05-23
Format: Ebook
Identyfikator pozycji: e_3cff
Wydawca: Packt Publishing

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