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Tables of Contents for Enterprise Java Servlets
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Preface
xiii
Introduction to Enterprise Servlets
1
38
Developing Servlets and Servlet Containers
2
5
Setting Up and Running Servlets
3
1
Registering Servlets with the Servlet Container
4
2
What You Need
6
1
The Base Enterprise Servlet
7
11
The Single-Servlet Approach
14
1
Base Enterprise Servlet Basics
14
4
Implementation of a Base Servlet
18
17
The Class. for Name () Method
24
7
The Http Method Class
31
1
The ConfFile Class
32
2
The Method List Class
34
1
Sample Application
35
2
Summary
37
2
AppContext: Managing Applications
39
32
The Configuration File Revisited
41
1
The AppContext Object
42
7
Restructuring BaseEnterpriseServlet
49
7
A Two-Application Example
56
7
Forcing Uniqueness across Applications: AppManager
63
6
Summary
69
2
Forms, State, and Session Management
71
46
HTTP Forms: A Review
72
14
The <FORM> Tag
72
3
Packaging the Query with GET and POST
75
2
HTTP Forms and Enterprise Servlets
77
2
Form and HTML Development in the Enterprise
79
7
Maintaining State with Sessions in the Enterprise
86
7
Standard Servlet Architecture and Sessions
90
3
The Enterprise Session
93
10
Session and Form Example with Multiple Applications
103
11
Summary
114
3
HTML with Templates
117
52
Using Templates
118
2
JSP as a Template Engine
119
1
Developing a Template Engine
120
23
The HTML Template Object
126
8
Templates with Enterprise Servlets
134
2
Nesting Templates
136
7
Making the Template Engine Scream: Caching Templates
143
23
Building the Template Cache
146
11
Integrating the Template Objects and Cache into Enterprise Servlets
157
6
Using the Template Cache in Enterprise Servlets
163
3
Summary
166
3
Logging and Error Handling
169
44
Logging in a Servlet Engine
169
6
Anomalies of a Servlet Engine Log File
171
1
Components of a Standardized Log File
172
3
The EnterpriseLog Object
175
13
Logging in Enterprise Servlets
188
7
A Logging Example
195
6
Error Handling
201
9
The DefaultError Handler Object
204
4
The Logger Application with Error Handling
208
2
Summary
210
3
Security
213
26
Types of Security
213
3
Web Authentication
216
12
Under the Hood
218
2
Customizing Web Authentication
220
3
An Example Using Pluggable Security Components
223
5
Form-Based Authentication
228
8
Integrating Form-Based Authentication into Enterprise Servlets
230
6
Summary
236
3
Pools
239
34
What Is a Pool?
240
2
Using Pools in Web Development
242
17
The Base Pool Object
244
9
Using the Pool Object
253
2
Using the Pool: An Example
255
4
The Pool Anomaly
259
11
PoolList and PoolObject Manager
262
7
Using PoolList and PoolObjectManager: An Example
269
1
Summary
270
3
Database Connectivity
273
44
JDBC: A Quick Review
273
5
Loading the Driver and Connecting to the Database
274
1
The JDBC Statement and ResultSet Objects
275
1
The PreparedStatement and CallableStatement Objects
276
1
Transactions
277
1
Closing the Connection
278
1
Managing the Connection in a Server Environment
278
3
Understanding Connection Management
281
3
Building Connection Management
284
10
The JDBCManager Object
284
3
The SQL Cursor Object
287
6
The DBConnection Object
293
1
Using the Connection Management Objects
294
3
Database Pooling with the Connection Management Objects
297
7
Using the DBConnectionPool Object
300
4
Making the DBConnectionPool Object Easier to Create
304
9
The Name ValuePair Object
306
1
The DBPoolParser Object
307
6
Using DBPoolParser in Enterprise Servlets
313
1
Summary
314
3
LDAP Connectivity
317
34
A Little History of LDAP
318
1
How LDAP Works
318
3
Distinguished Names
320
1
Advantages and Disadvantages of LDAP
320
1
LDAP with Java: The JNDI
321
6
Connecting to LDAP
321
1
Searching LDAP for Values
322
3
Sorting Results
325
1
Adding and Removing an Entry
325
2
Modifying Attributes within an Entry
327
1
Closing the LdapContext Object
327
1
LDAP Considerations in a Server Application
327
2
Building the LDAP Connection Management Objects
329
11
The LDAPManager Object
330
7
The LDAPConnection Object
337
1
Using the LDAP Connection Management Objects
338
2
The LDAPConnectionPool Object
340
3
Putting the Connection Management Objects to Use
343
6
Summary
349
2
Dynamic Graphics
351
24
How a Browser Requests Images
352
2
Handling Image Types
354
1
Dynamic Images
355
5
Memory Management
360
4
Creating Objects Is Your Worst Enemy
361
1
Pooling Memory Buffers
361
3
Random Pie Chart Example
364
9
Summary
373
2
Using JSP with Enterprise Servlets
375
44
Is There a Preference?
375
1
JSPs with Servlets
376
32
JSPs and Enterprise Servlets
384
1
Releasing BaseEnterpriseServlet's Grip on AppContext
385
3
Tapping into Enterprise Servlets
388
1
A Quick Look at the Java Tag Library
389
6
Bridging JSPs to Enterprise Servlets
395
9
Using the ESBridge Tag Library
404
4
Accessing the EnterpriseSession Object
408
9
Using the <ESSession> Tag
413
2
Handling Errors
415
2
Summary
417
2
Taking Enterprise Servlets Further
419
12
Web Server Startup in a Multiapplication Environment
419
9
Enhancements for the Reader
428
3
The Template Engine
428
1
Database and LDAP Pools
428
1
An Administrative Tool
429
1
A Pager or E-Mail Monitor
429
1
Anything You Want
429
2
Bibliography
431
2
Index
433