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| Introduction | |
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| Who Should Read This Book | |
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| Conventions | |
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| About the Web Site | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Using and Deploying Web Applications | |
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| Purpose of Web Applications | |
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| Structure of Web Applications | |
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| Registering Web Applications with the Server | |
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| Development and Deployment Strategies | |
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| The Art of War: Bundling Web | |
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| Building a Simple Web Application | |
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| Sharing Data Among Web Applications | |
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| Controlling Web Application Behavior with Web.XML | |
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| Purpose of the Deployment Descriptor | |
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| Defining the Header and the Root Element | |
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| The Elements of web.xml | |
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| Assigning Names and Custom URLs | |
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| Disabling the Invoker Servlet | |
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| Initializing and Preloading Servlets and JSP Pages | |
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| Declaring Filters | |
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| Specifying Welcome Pages | |
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| Designating Pages to Handle Errors | |
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| Providing Security | |
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| Controlling Session Timeouts | |
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| Documenting Web Applications | |
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| Associating Files with MIME Types | |
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| Configuring JSP Pages | |
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| Configuring Character Encoding | |
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| Designating Application Event Listeners | |
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| Developing for the Clustered Environment | |
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| J2EE Elements | |
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| Declarative Security | |
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| Form-Based Authentication | |
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| Example: Form-Based Authentication | |
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| Basic Authentication | |
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| Example: Basic Authentication | |
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| Configuring Tomcat to Use SSL | |
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| WebClient: Talking to Web Servers Interactively | |
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| Signing a Server Certificate | |
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| Programmatic Security | |
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| Combining Container-Managed and Programmatic Security | |
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| Example: Combining Container-Managed and Programmatic Security | |
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| Handling All Security Programmatically | |
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| Example: Handling All Security Programmatically | |
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| Using Programmatic Security with SSL | |
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| Example: Programmatic Security and SSL | |
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| Servlet and JSP Filters | |
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| Creating Basic Filters | |
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| Example: A Reporting Filter | |
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| Accessing the Servlet Context from Filters | |
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| Example: A Logging Filter | |
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| Using Filter Initialization Parameters | |
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| Example: An Access Time Filter | |
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| Blocking the Response | |
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| Example: A Prohibited-Site Filter | |
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| Modifying the Response | |
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| Example: A Replacement Filter | |
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| Example: A Compression Filter | |
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| Configuring Filters to Work with RequestDispatcher | |
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| Example: Plugging a Potential Security Hole | |
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| The Complete Filter Deployment Descriptor | |
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| The Application Events Framework | |
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| Monitoring Creation and Destruction of the Servlet Context | |
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| Example: Initializing Commonly Used Data | |
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| Detecting Changes in Servlet Context Attributes | |
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| Example: Monitoring Changes to Commonly Used Data | |
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| Packaging Listeners with Tag Libraries | |
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| Example: Packaging the Company Name Listeners | |
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| Recognizing Session Creation and Destruction | |
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| Example: A Listener That Counts Sessions | |
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| Watching for Changes in Session Attributes | |
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| Example: Monitoring Yacht Orders | |
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| Identifying Servlet Request Initialization and Destruction | |
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| Example: Calculating Server Request Load | |
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| Watching Servlet Request for Attribute Changes | |
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| Example: Stopping Request Frequency Collection | |
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| Using Multiple Cooperating Listeners | |
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| The Complete Events Deployment Descriptor | |
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| Tag Libraries: The Basics | |
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| Tag Library Components | |
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| Example: Simple Prime Tag | |
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| Assigning Attributes to Tags | |
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| Example: Prime Tag with Variable Length | |
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| Including Tag Body in the Tag Output | |
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| Example: Heading Tag | |
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| Example: Debug Tag | |
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| Creating Tag Files | |
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| Example: Simple Prime Tag Using Tag | |