Index
A C D E G I L M P R S T U W
A
- Apache Ant build tool, 2.1.1
- architecture and design guidelines, 3.2
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- AntiPatterns, 3.2.1
- designing for extension, 3.2.2
C
- Central Office application
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- build, 2.1.4
- coding your first feature, 8
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- before you begin, 8.1
- common frameworks, 3.3
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- exception handling, 3.3.3
- logging, 3.3.2
D
- development environment, 2
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- preparation, 2.2.1
- prerequisites, 2.1.2
- setup, 2.2.2
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- build the database, 2.2.2.2
- install Point-of-Service, 2.2.2.1
- domain package, 5.3
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- database, 5.3.2
- retail domain, 5.3.1
E
- extending transaction search, 8.2
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- add business logic to commerce service, 8.2.9
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- add new criteria to the service, 8.2.9.2
- create a class to create the criteria object, 8.2.9.1
- handle SQL code changes in the service bean, 8.2.9.3
- configure action mapping, 8.2.5
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- add code to handle new fields to search transaction form, 8.2.5.1
- add method to base class, 8.2.5.3
- create a Struts action class, 8.2.5.2
- item quantity example, 8.2.1
- verify application manager implementation, 8.2.7
- web UI framework, 8.2.3
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- add strings to properties files, 8.2.3.2
- configure the sideNav tile, 8.2.3.3
- create a new JSP file, 8.2.3.1
- extensibility, 16.1
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- adding a new dataset, 16.1.2
- adding new dataset type, 16.1.4
- adding new table to existing dataset, 16.1.1
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- adding more tables to existing dataset types, 16.1.1.1
- changing Oracle Retail Point-of-Service client database vendor, 16.1.5
- configuring schedule for dataset producer and consumer, 16.1.3
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- configure dataset consumer, 16.1.3.2
- configure dataset producer, 16.1.3.1
- extension guidelines, 5, 6
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- conventions, 5.1
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- directory paths, 5.1.4
- filename conventions, 5.1.2
- modules, 5.1.3
- terms, 5.1.1
- internationalization, 5.2.3.1
- pos package, 5.2
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- other, 5.2.3
- tour, 5.2.1
- UI framework, 5.2.2
- extracting source code, 1
G
- general development standards, 3
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- basics, 3.1
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- avoiding common Java bugs, 3.1.2
- formatting, 3.1.3
- Java recommendations, 3.1.1
- Javadoc, 3.1.4
- naming conventions, 3.1.5
- SQL guidelines, 3.1.6
- unit testing, 3.1.7
I
- internationalization, 3.3.1
L
- log entry format, 4.3
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- additional logging info, 4.3.3
- example log entry, 4.3.4
- fixed length header, 4.3.2
- log entry description, 4.3.1
M
- manager/technician framework, 10
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- new manager/technician, 10.1
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- manager class, 10.1.1
- manager/technician reference, 10.2
P
- Point-of-Service development standards, 4
- preface, Preface
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- audience, Preface
R
- retail domain, 15
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- domain object in tour code, 15.2
- domain object reference, 15.3
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- code list map, 15.3.1
- currency, 15.3.2
- transaction, 15.3.3
- new domain object, 15.1
- run Point-of-Service, 2.2.3
S
- screen design and user interface guidelines, 4.1
T
- tour framework, 4.2, 12
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- aisles, 4.2.8
- cargo, 4.2.13
- choosing among sites, aisles, and signals, 4.2.10
- foundation, 4.2.3
- general tour guidelines, 4.2.2
- managers and technicians, 4.2.6
- roads, 4.2.7
- shuttles, 4.2.12
- sites, 4.2.5
- tour architectural guidelines, 4.2.1
- tour components, 12.1
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- aisles, 12.1.10
- bus, 12.1.3
- cargo, 12.1.4
- service and service region, 12.1.2
- sites, 12.1.5
- system sites, 12.1.6
- tour metaphor, 12.1.1
- tours and services, 4.2.4
U
- UI framework, 11
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- beans, 11.2
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- DataInputBean, 11.2.2
- DialogBean, 11.2.4
- field types, 11.2.5
- NavigationButtonBean, 11.2.3
- PromptAndResponseBean, 11.2.1
- screens, 11.1
- text bundles, 11.4
W
- WeblogicApplication Server
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- install and configure, 2.1.3