MySQL and JSP Web Applications: Data-Driven Programming Using Tomcat and MySQL
MySQL and JSP Web Applications: Data-Driven Programming Using Tomcat and MySQL
ISBN: 0672323095
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 203
Pages: 203
Authors: James Turner
- Main Page
- Table of content
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgments
- Tell Us What You Think
- An Introduction to Developing E-Commerce Applications with JSP
- Who Are You and Why Are You Reading This Book?
- So What Is JSP All About?
- An Overview of JSP Platforms
- Why Do We Need Databases?
- MySQL
- Putting Tomcat and MySQL Together
- A Roadmap to E-Commerce Development
- The Next 17 Chapters
- Part I: JSP and JDBC
- Chapter 1. A JSPJDBC Review
- How Does JSP Work
- Running Tomcat
- Finding the Java Sources
- A Quick Look at JDBC and MySQL
- Working with ResultSet s
- Using PreparedStatement
- Inserting, Deleting, and Updating
- Using Cursors
- Summary
- Chapter 2. Java Beans and JSP
- Bean Basics
- Bean Persistence
- Application-Scoped Object and Singleton Classes
- Wrapping Up Beans
- Chapter 3. Using Servlet Functionality with JSP
- Moving from CGI to Servlets
- Looking at an Example Servlet
- The End of the Beginning
- Part II: Sample Application: Functional Requirements
- Chapter 4. The Sample Application Functional Requirements Document
- Welcome to Books for Geeks
- A High-Level View
- Diving into Design
- Summary
- Chapter 5. Developing ERDs and Use Cases
- The Entity Relation Diagram
- Mining High-Level Use Cases Descriptions for Objects
- The User Class
- The Product Class
- The Shopping Cart and Order Classes
- Use Cases
- Moving Ahead
- Summary
- Chapter 6. Creating the Database Schema and Populating Data
- The Fading Role of the DBA
- Building a Database Schema
- The Database from 20,000 Feet
- Summary
- Part III: Sample Application: Implementation
- Chapter 7. Setting Up an Application s Infrastructure
- Build Management
- Logging and Database Connection Pooling
- Configuring Turbine
- Using Turbine Connection Pooling
- Using Log4J
- Customizing Log4J
- Getting Ready to Code
- Summary
- Chapter 8. Retrieving, Storing, and Verifying User Input
- The Customer Class
- Reading and Writing Customers from the Database
- Cleaning Up the Code
- Accessing the Customer Class from JSP
- Field Validation
- Handling Forgotten Passwords
- Using Cookies to Store Login
- Moving On
- Chapter 9. Publishing Data from Database Sources
- Looking at the Default Document Structure
- The Document Structure in Practice
- The Product and Category Classes
- The Author Object
- The Category Class
- Cleaning Things Up
- Summary
- Chapter 10. Session Persistence and Complex Form Handling
- Implementing the Shopping Cart
- Buying More Than One Thing at Once
- Displaying and Editing the Shopping Cart
- Loose Ends
- The Next Step: Filling and Spilling
- Chapter 11. Intersession Persistence
- Filling and Spilling
- The Address Book
- Credit Cards and the Wallet
- Time to Get Down to Business
- Chapter 12. Implementing Business Logic
- Today Only Buy One, Get One Free
- Implementing Promotions
- Stubbing Out Taxes and Shipping
- Finalizing the Order
- Final Confirmation
- The Last Mile
- Chapter 13. Completing the Application
- Charging the Credit Card
- About Credit Cards
- Completing the Order
- Order History
- In Retrospect
- Next Steps for the Site
- Dotting the I s and Crossing the T s
- Making It Turn-Key
- Resetting to a Clean State
- Summary, and on to the Advanced Stuff
- Part IV: Advanced JSP Topics
- Chapter 14. Integrating XML into e-Commerce Web Sites
- The Benefits of XML
- The Xerces XML Package
- A DTD for Products
- Writing a SAX Parser
- Writing a DOM Parser
- Generating XML
- Summary
- Chapter 15. Using LDAP with JNDI
- The World of LDAP
- The LDAP Schema
- Getting LDAP ed
- JNDI
- Testing LDAP Reading
- Testing LDAP Creation
- Trying Out LDAP Modification
- Running a Search Against LDAP
- Creating Your Own Schemas
- Summary
- Chapter 16. The Struts Application Framework
- The MVC Pattern
- A First Look at Struts
- Setting Up Struts
- The struts-config.xml File
- The ActionForm
- The Action
- The Address Editing Page
- Two-Step Forms
- Configuring the Web Application Descriptor
- Summary
- Chapter 17. Enterprise JavaBeans
- The Pros and Cons of EJB
- EJB in 30 Seconds
- Stateless, Stateful, and Entity Beans
- Setting Up JBoss
- Creating a Stateless Session Bean
- Being Stateful
- Talking to MySQL with Entity Beans
- A Final Goodbye to EJB
- Chapter 18. Security, Load Balancing, Failover, and Other Considerations
- Security, Part 1
- Integrating with Apache
- Load Balancing
- Writing Applications for Multimachine Service
- The Failover Fallacy
- Database Tuning
- Security, Part 2 (SSL)
- The End of the Book
- Part V: Appendixes
- Appendix A. Getting and Installing JDK, Ant, and Tomcat
- Installing JDK Under Windows
- Installing JDK Under Linux
- Installing Ant Under Windows
- Installing Ant Under Linux
- Installing Tomcat Under Windows
- Installing Tomcat Under Linux
- Appendix B. Getting and Installing MySQL and JDBC for MySQL
- Installing MySQL on Windows
- Installing MySQL Under Linux
- Permissions and Security Under MySQL
- Installing JDBC Support for Tomcat
- Appendix C. A Books for Geeks Quickstart
- Installing the Books for Geeks Example in Windows
- Installing the Books for Geeks Example in Linux
- Index
- Index SYMBOL
- Index A
- Index B
- Index C
- Index D
- Index E
- Index F
- Index G
- Index H
- Index I
- Index J
- Index K
- Index L
- Index M
- Index N
- Index O
- Index P
- Index Q
- Index R
- Index S
- Index T
- Index U
- Index V
- Index W
MySQL and JSP Web Applications: Data-Driven Programming Using Tomcat and MySQL
ISBN: 0672323095
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 203
Pages: 203
Authors: James Turner