Java for the Web with Servlet, JSP, and EJB - A Developer's Guide to Scalable J2EE Soultions

Java for the Web with Servlets, JSP, and EJB teaches three of the most important technologies for Java web programming: Servlet, JSP, and EJB. The first part of the book discusses servlet and JSP and the relationship between both. Each topic offers real world examples. The second part discusses certain issues that are inherent to large-scale applications including availability, scalability, transactions, messaging and JMS, file uploads, etc. It presents EJB and related technologies that are now the most popular solutions for scalable web applications. All the code samples from the book, a copy of the latest version of JSP, Servlet, and EJB, and a copy of Budi's File Upload software are on the CD ROM.

Contents

1. The Servlet Technology.
2. Inside Servlets.
3. Writing Servlet Applications.
4. Accessing Databases with JDBC.
5. Session Management.
6. Application and Session Events.
7. Servlet Filtering.
8. JSP Basics.
9. JSP Syntax.
10. Developing JSP Beans.
11. Using JSP Custom Tags.
12. Programmable File Download.
13. File Upload.
14. Security Configuration.
15. Caching.
16. Application Deployment.
17. Architecting Java Web Applications.
18. Developing E-Commerce Applications.
19. XML-Based E-Books.
20. Web-Based Document Management.
21. JavaScript Basics.
22. Client-Side Programming Basics.
23. Redirection.
24. Client-Side Input Validation.
25. Working with Client-Side Cookies.
26. Working with Object Trees.
27. Controlling Applets.
28. Enterprise JavaBeans.
29. The Session Bean.
30. Entity Beans.
31. EJB Query Language.
32. Java Message Service.
33. Message-Driven Beans.

• Tomcat Installation and Configuration.
• The javax.servlet Package Reference.
• The javax.servlet.http Package Reference.
• The javax.servlet.jsp Package Reference.
• The javax.servlet.jsp.tagext Package Reference.
• JBoss Installation and Configuration.
• Related Resources.
• What's On the CD-ROM?