Java Web Development Illuminated

by Qian, Kai; Allen, Richard; Gan, Mia; Brown, Robert

• ISBN13: 9780763734237
• ISBN10: 0763734233
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2006-07-01
• Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning

Summary

This text is intended for Web Development, Web Programming, Internet Programming, and Java Web Development courses taught within the departments of Computer Science, Information Technology, and Computer Information Systems.

Author Biography

Robert Brown is an instructor at Southern Polytechnic State University, where he has been teaching Web development and computer security for more than five years.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments	p. iii
Preface	p. v
Web Application Concepts	p. 1
History	p. 2
Web Architecture	p. 3
Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)/Uniform Resource Locator (URL)	p. 4
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)	p. 5
Web Application Architecture	p. 7
J2EE Architecture	p. 13
Self-Review Questions	p. 17
Keys to the Self-Review Questions	p. 18
References	p. 18
XML Basics	p. 21
Overview	p. 22
XML Documents	p. 24
The Document Prolog	p. 24
Elements and Element Names	p. 25
Attributes	p. 26
Attribute or Element?	p. 27
XML Syntax	p. 28
Well-Formed Documents	p. 31
Namespaces	p. 32
DTD and XML Schema	p. 34
Document Type Definitions (DTDs)	p. 35
XML Schema	p. 43
Parsing XML	p. 48
Simple API for XML (SAX)	p. 50
Document Object Model (DOM)	p. 59
Java API for XML Processing (JAXP)	p. 65
Alternatives to DOM: JDOM and dom4j	p. 69
Transforming XML	p. 73
Examples and Practice Labs	p. 81
Lab 1: Example Document Type Definition (DTD)	p. 81
Lab 2: Example XML Schema	p. 82
Lab 3: SAX Example	p. 85
Lab 4: DOM Example	p. 97
Lab 5: Example XSL Transformation	p. 103
Summary	p. 110
Self-Review Questions	p. 112
Keys to the Self-Review Questions	p. 115
Exercises	p. 115
Programming Exercises	p. 116
References	p. 117
Java Servlets	p. 119
Overview	p. 120
Support Environments for Java Servlets	p. 123
Web Server Configuration (server.xml)	p. 123
Java Servlet Deployment Descriptor (web.xml)	p. 124
Other Configurations	p. 125
Basics of Java Servlets	p. 126
Java Servlet Architecture	p. 126
Servlet Life Cycle	p. 130
Processing of HTTP Requests and Responses	p. 132
Communications with HTTP Servlets	p. 137
Communication with Clients to HTTP Servlets	p. 137
The Ways for Servlets to Communicate with Other Web Components	p. 137
Web Client Session Tracking	p. 140
Debugging Servlets	p. 145
Examples and Lab Practice	p. 146
Lab 1: Tomcat5 Installation and Configuration	p. 146
Lab 2: A Simple HTTP Servlet Development and Deployment	p. 151
Lab 3: A Servlet Forwards the Control to Another Servlet	p. 157
Lab 4: A Session-Tracking Example	p. 162
Summary	p. 165
Self-Review Questions	p. 165
Keys to the Self-Review Questions	p. 168
Exercises	p. 168
Programming Exercises	p. 169
References	p. 170
Java Server Pages (JSP)	p. 171
Overview
JSP Basics
JSP Life Cycle
First Simple Interactive JSP Example
JSP Standard Syntax
JSP Directives
JSP Scripting Elements
JSP Standard Actions
Expression Language (EL)
General Syntax for Bean Access
Syntax for Collection Data Access
Syntax for Shared Data Access in JSP Contexts
Integrations with JSP
Integration of Servlet with JSPs
Integration of JSP with Other JSPs
Custom Tag Library
Tag Implementation Class
JSP XML Syntax Documents
JSP Debugging and Testing
Compilation Errors
Run-Time Errors
Examples and Lab Practice
Lab 1: Integration of a Servlet with JSP
Lab 2: A Form Request Application with Integrations of Multiple JSP Pages
Lab 3: Application of a Custom Tag Library for a Two-Decimal-Digits Format Tag
Lab 4: A Survey of Programming Language Preference with Java Scoped Objects
Lab 5: A Comprehensive Example of Phone Book Management
Summary
Self-Review Questions
Keys to the Self-Review Questions
Exercises
Programming Exercises
References
Case Study: MVC Architecture for Web Applications	p. 227
Overview	p. 228
MVC Basics	p. 229
MVC Type-1 Architecture	p. 229
MVC Type-2 Architecture	p. 231
A Simple MVC-2 Example	p. 232
JDBC	p. 235
Overview	p. 235
JDBC API	p. 235
JDBC Drivers	p. 237
JDBC Application Examples	p. 240
A Case Study: Online Shopping Application	p. 246
View Module of Online DVD Shopping Cart Application	p. 247
Controller Module of an Online DVD Shopping Cart Application	p. 252
Model Module of an Online DVD Shopping Cart Application	p. 255
Back-End Tier of an Online DVD Shopping Cart Application	p. 260
Summary	p. 265
Self-Review Questions	p. 266
Keys to the Self-Review Questions	p. 268
Exercises	p. 268
Programming Exercises	p. 269
References	p. 269
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)	p. 271
Overview	p. 272
Overview of the EJB Architecture and J2EE Platform	p. 272
EJB Container	p. 273
EJB Components	p. 273
Session Beans	p. 276
Stateless Session Beans	p. 277
The Stateful Session Bean	p. 282
Entity Beans	p. 288
Overview	p. 288
Life Cycle of an Entity Bean	p. 288
BMP Entity Bean	p. 290
CMP Entity Bean	p. 295
Message-Driven Beans (MDB)	p. 300
EJB Web Service Components	p. 301
The Deployment Model of EJB	p. 302
Examples and Lab Practice	p. 304
Lab Environments	p. 304
Summary	p. 359
Self-Review Questions	p. 360
Keys to the Self-Review Questions	p. 361
Exercises	p. 361
Programming Exercises	p. 362
References	p. 362
SOAP	p. 365
Overview	p. 366
SOAP Concepts	p. 370
The SOAP Specification	p. 371
SOAP Message Exchange Patterns	p. 376
SOAP Message Structure	p. 382
SOAP Namespaces	p. 385
The Envelope Element	p. 386
The Header Element	p. 389
The role Attribute	p. 391
The mustUnderstand Attribute	p. 394
The relay Attribute	p. 395
SOAP Intermediaries	p. 396
The Body Element	p. 398
SOAP 1.2 Faults	p. 400
The Reason Element	p. 406
The Node Element	p. 406
The Role Element	p. 407
The Detail Element	p. 408
SOAP 1.1 Faults	p. 409
Data Encoding	p. 413
SOAP Data Model	p. 414
SOAP Encoding	p. 417
Message Styles and Encoding Styles	p. 434
SOAP RPC Representation	p. 436
RPC/Encoded	p. 439
RPC/Literal	p. 440
Document/Encoded	p. 442
Document/Literal	p. 443
Examples and Practice Labs	p. 446
Downloading and Installing Apache Axis	p. 446
Lab 1: Using the Axis TCP Monitor	p. 451
Lab 2: RPC/Literal Example	p. 459
Lab 3: Document/Literal Example	p. 468
Summary	p. 471
Self-Review Questions	p. 473
Keys to the Self-Review Questions	p. 477
Exercises	p. 477
Programming Exercises	p. 479
References	p. 479
Web Services	p. 483
Overview	p. 484
Web Services Description Language (WSDL)	p. 490
WSDL Document Structure	p. 491
The definitions Element	p. 498
The documentation Element	p. 499
The import Element	p. 500
The types Element	p. 501
The message Element	p. 503
The portType Element	p. 507
The operation Element	p. 508
The binding Element	p. 512
The service Element	p. 519
SOAP with Attachments API for Java (SAAJ)	p. 520
Java API for XML-Based RPC (JAX-RPC)	p. 524
JAX-RPC Server-Side Programming	p. 525
JAX-RPC Client-Side Programming	p. 534
Mapping Java to WSDL and XML	p. 542
Deploying JAX-RPC Service Endpoints	p. 553
Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI)	p. 558
UDDI Data Structures	p. 560
Categorization and Identification	p. 565
UDDI Inquiry API	p. 566
UDDI Publication API	p. 569
Java API for XML Registries (JAXR)	p. 572
Examples and Practice Labs	p. 580
Lab 1: Java-to-WSDL Example	p. 580
Lab 2: J2EE Example	p. 588
Summary	p. 680
Self-Review Questions	p. 683
Keys to the Self-Review Questions	p. 685
Exercises	p. 685
Programming Exercises	p. 688
References	p. 688
Index	p. 691
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