Practical J2EE Application Architecture

Name: Practical J2EE Application Architecture
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ISBN: 9780072230444

ISBN-10: 0072230444

ISBN-13: 9780072230444

Edition: 2003

Authors: Nadir Gulzar

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Developers and students aspiring to be Java 2 Enterprise Edition architects will greatly benefit from this groundbreaking resource. Packed with information on technologies, processes, and architecture, this book provides complete end-to-end coverage for designing and developing a J2EE-based solution. Plus -- this is the first book to show and explain Struts implementation patterns, in addition to delivering clear insight into Struts architecture and its core services. provides a complete roadmap for creating and deploying Internet-based J2EE applications, ultimately delivering fast ramp-up and higher ROI. Book jacket.

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List price: $44.99
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Publication date: 1/1/2003
Binding: E-Book
Pages: 512
Language: English

Foreward	p. xvii
Acknowledgments	p. xix
Introduction	p. xxi
Requirements and Architecture Definition
Requirements Analysis with Use Cases	p. 3
Use Case Driven Modeling	p. 4
Defining the Problem Domain	p. 6
GreaterCause System Definition	p. 6
Identifying System Context	p. 8
GreatCause Context Diagrams and Actors	p. 10
Identifying Risk Factors and Dependencies	p. 11
GreaterCause Risk Factors	p. 11
GreaterCause Dependencies	p. 11
Identifying Use Case Packages	p. 12
GreaterCause Use Case Packages	p. 12
Documenting Use Cases	p. 13
Documenting Scenarios with Activity Diagrams	p. 14
Factoring Common Behavior and Variant Behavior	p. 14
Creating a Use Case Summary	p. 15
GreaterCause Use Case Summary	p. 16
Manage Donor and Donations	p. 16
Search NPO	p. 19
Perform GreaterCause.com Site Administration	p. 20
Manage Campaigns	p. 22
NPO Caching	p. 23
Portal Pass-through	p. 25
Summary	p. 27
References	p. 27
Information Architecture for Use Case Elaboration	p. 29
Beginning of Information Architecture	p. 30
Organizing Content	p. 31
Navigating Content	p. 34
Creating Wire Frames	p. 35
Detailing Use Cases	p. 36
GreaterCause Detailed Use Case Description	p. 37
Summary	p. 48
Application Architecture, Security, and Caching	p. 49
Application Architecture	p. 50
The 4+1 View Model of Architecture	p. 51
Creating a J2EE Architecture Blueprint	p. 52
J2EE Components in an Architecture	p. 54
Planning Application Security	p. 54
Identifying Security Requirements	p. 55
Functional Classification of Application Security	p. 57
Digital Signatures	p. 61
Public Key Cryptography in Digital Signatures	p. 62
XML Signatures	p. 63
Single Sign-On	p. 65
Credential Mapping in SSO	p. 67
Elements of Single Sign-On	p. 67
Preventing Replay Attacks	p. 68
Java Authentication and Authorization Service	p. 69
Federated Network Identity	p. 73
Liberty Architecture	p. 74
Caching Overview	p. 79
Application Data Caching	p. 80
Cache Architecture	p. 81
Cached Data Invalidation in a Distributed Cache	p. 81
Summary	p. 84
References	p. 85
Design and Construction
Struts-Based Application Architecture	p. 89
Struts as a Presentation Framework	p. 91
MVC Implementation	p. 91
Internationalization and Localization Support	p. 98
Error Handling	p. 101
Exception Handling	p. 105
Once-Only Form Submission	p. 107
Capturing Form Data	p. 108
Custom Extensions with Plug-Ins	p. 117
Struts Configuration Semantics	p. 118
Parsing the Configuration File	p. 118
Creating Configuration Objects	p. 120
Struts MVC Semantics	p. 126
The Controller Object	p. 127
The Dispatcher Object	p. 128
The Request Handler	p. 130
Message Resources Semantics	p. 131
Summary	p. 133
References	p. 133
Presentation Tier Design and Implementation	p. 135
Implementing Presentation Tier Classes	p. 137
Implementing ActionForm Subclasses	p. 138
Implementing Request Handlers	p. 140
Implementing the Business Delegate Pattern	p. 143
Implementing the Service Locator Pattern	p. 145
Factoring Tags into Design Process	p. 147
Factoring Validator into the Design Process	p. 149
Identifying Package Dependencies	p. 152
Implementing Application Security	p. 153
Realization of Site Administration Use Cases	p. 161
Manage NPO Profile Use Case	p. 161
Pattern Discovery and Documentation	p. 161
Register Portal-Alliance Use Case	p. 169
Manage Portal-Alliance Profile Use Case	p. 176
Register NPO Use Case	p. 181
Realization of Search NPO Use Cases	p. 186
Search NPO Use Case	p. 186
Realization of Manage Campaigns Use Cases	p. 188
Create the Campaign Use Case	p. 188
Update Campaigns Use Case	p. 201
Summary	p. 205
References	p. 205
Domain Model Design and Implementation	p. 207
Discovering Domain Objects	p. 208
Relationships in the Domain Model	p. 209
Creating the Data Model	p. 211
Implementing the Domain Model	p. 213
Defining the Admin Interface	p. 214
Defining the PortalAlliance Interface	p. 223
Using EJB QL with Find and Select Methods	p. 225
Defining the Campaign Interface	p. 228
Summary	p. 229
References	p. 229
Business Tier Design and Implementation	p. 231
Applying Design Patterns	p. 232
Implementing the Session Facade Pattern	p. 233
Implementing the Business Interface Pattern	p. 236
Implementing the Data Transfer Object Pattern	p. 238
Implementing EJB Home Factory Pattern	p. 242
Identifying Package Dependencies	p. 244
Realization of the Site Administration Use Case Package	p. 245
Register NPO Use Case	p. 246
Realization of the Manage Campaigns Use Case Package	p. 259
Create Campaigns Use Case	p. 259
Update Campaigns Use Case	p. 262
Realization of the Search NPO Use Case Package	p. 267
Search NPO Use Case	p. 267
Summary	p. 271
References	p. 271
Web Services for Application Integration	p. 273
Introduction to Web Services	p. 274
What Is SOAP?	p. 276
What Is WSDL?	p. 278
What Is UDDI?	p. 278
Web Services Architecture	p. 279
Development Methodologies and Supporting Tools	p. 282
Introduction to Web Services Description Language	p. 284
Summary of the WSDL Formal Specification	p. 284
A Closer Look at a Sample WSDL File	p. 285
Introduction to Simple Object Access Protocol	p. 295
SOAP Envelope	p. 296
SOAP Header	p. 297
SOAP Body	p. 298
SOAPFault	p. 299
GreaterCause B2B Integration	p. 299
Web Service Implementation	p. 302
Workshop SOAP:style Semantics	p. 314
Summary	p. 316
Application Assembly and Deployment	p. 317
Installing and Configuring Struts	p. 320
Configuring the Struts Validator	p. 321
Configuring the WebLogic Domain	p. 322
Configuring the JDBC Connection Pool	p. 324
Configuring GreaterCause Users	p. 325
Deploying the GreaterCause Application	p. 326
Priming the Database	p. 328
Deploying GreaterCause.ear	p. 328
Building the GreaterCause Application	p. 329
Appendixes
Detailed Use Case Description Template	p. 333
GreaterCause Wire Frames	p. 335
GreaterCause Site Flow	p. 351
FeaturedNPOQueryService WSDL	p. 355
Index	p. 359
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