Professional IBM WebSphere 5. 0 Applicationa Server 

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• 1. Table of Contents

• 2. BackCover

• 3. Professional IBM WebSphere 5.0 Application Server

• 4. Foreword

  What you Need to Use this Book On the CD

• 5. Conventions

  Conventions

• 6. Customer Support

  Customer Support

• 7. Errata

  Errata

• 8. E-Mail Support

  E-Mail Support

• 9. p2p.wrox.com

  p2p.wrox.com

• 10. Part 1: A WebSphere Perspective

  Chapter List

• 11. Chapter 1: Introduction to WebSphere

  Overview

• 12. What is WebSphere?

  What is WebSphere? The WebSphere Application Server WebSphere is a Platform

• 13. WebSphere Product Objectives

  WebSphere Product Objectives

• 14. WebSphere Principles

  WebSphere Principles

• 15. A Vision for the Future

  A Vision for the Future

• 16. Summary

  Summary

• 17. Chapter 2: The WebSphere Programming Model

  Overview

• 18. Models of E-Business Computing

  Models of E-Business Computing Multi-Tier Distributed Computing Web-Based Computing Integrated Enterprise Computing Services-Oriented Computing Temporal Affinity Organizational Affinity Technology Affinity A Comprehensive Application Serving Platform Basic Patterns of Application and Component Design

• 19. The WebSphere Development Model

  The WebSphere Development Model

• 20. Development Roles

  Development Roles Roles Defined by J2EE Additional Roles

• 21. Programming Features

  Programming Features Java 2 Platform Standard Edition APIs Java 2 Standard Edition Extensions Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition Web Services Additional Functions of WebSphere WebSphere Application Server Extension APIs System Management APIs

• 22. Programming Model Durability and Portability

  Programming Model Durability and Portability Enabling Privileged Code The Topology and the Programming Model The Security Programming Model

• 23. Summary

  Summary

• 24. Chapter 3: WebSphere Development Tools

  The Platform

• 25. Eclipse 101

  Eclipse 101

• 26. WebSphere Studio Overview

  WebSphere Studio Overview WebSphere Studio User Interface Source-Code Management The Java Perspective

• 27. WebSphere Studio Site Developer

  WebSphere Studio Site Developer Web Application Perspective Validation WebSphere Studio Server Tools Web Services Support Data Tools XML Tools

• 28. WebSphere Studio Application Developer

  WebSphere Studio Application Developer J2EE Projects Enterprise JavaBean Tools Analysis Tools

• 29. WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition

  WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition

• 30. WebSphere Studio Enterprise Developer

  WebSphere Studio Enterprise Developer

• 31. Summary

  Summary

• 32. Part 2: Building Conforming J2EE and Web Service-Enabled Applications

  Chapter List About the Plants-By-WebSphere Sample

• 33. Chapter 4: Building Presentation Logic with WebSphere Studio

  Overview

• 34. Building the Web Tier

  Building the Web Tier Creating the Projects Creating the Home Page Creating the Layout Creating the Navigation Menu Creating the Servlet Controller Creating the JavaBeans Models Managing State Adding Dynamic Content Testing the Dynamic Content Stateful Web Applications Using Session Data Completing the Order Processing Securing the Application

• 35. WebSphere Application Server Extensions

  WebSphere Application Server Extensions Extension Packages HTTP Sessions

• 36. Summary

  Summary

• 37. Chapter 5: Building the Business Logic with WebSphere Studio

  Overview

• 38. Understanding the Design

  Understanding the Design

• 39. Implementing the EJBs

  Implementing the EJBs Create a New EJB Project Create the ShoppingCart Bean Create the Order EJB Create the Inventory EJB Create the Customer EJB Create the Catalog EJB Map CMP Entities to a Relational Database Declare EJB References

• 40. Integrate EJBs with Web Module Model Objects

  Integrate EJBs with Web Module Model Objects Implement the Model Code Declare EJB References

• 41. Summary

  Summary

• 42. Chapter 6: J2EE Application Assembly and Deployment

  Assembling a J2EE Application Application Assembly Using WebSphere Studio The Assembly Process

• 43. Deployment Extensions

  Deployment Extensions Web Application Extensions EJB Extensions Deployment Time Binding Information

• 44. Create the Server Configuration and Data Source

  Create the Server Configuration and Data Source Define the Data Source Add the Application to the Server Configuration

• 45. Unit Testing the Application

  Unit Testing the Application Exporting the Application

• 46. Deploying the Application

  First component in name jdbc/PlantsByWebSphereDataSource_CMP not found Migrate this EJB module s default datasource binding to a default CMP Connection Factory binding how to remove port 9080 context root value from url of application

• 47. Summary

  Summary

• 48. Chapter 7: EIS Integration and Messaging

  Overview

• 49. Asynchronous Messaging

  Asynchronous Messaging WebSphere Messaging Engines

• 50. The Messaging Component Model

  +MDB +deployment descriptor +listener binding

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