Introduction to BEA WebLogic Server 4.5
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Preface
Purpose of this document
Who should read this document
How this document is organized
How to use this document
Related documents
Contact information
1. Introduction
What is WebLogic Server?
Multitier application architecture
WebLogic Server architecture
WebLogic Server and Sun's Java 2 Platform
WebLogic Server application models
Web services application model
Static HTML pages and applets
Servlets
JSP pages
Web-based component application model
Enterprise JavaBeans
JDBC connection pools
Java client application model
Java development with WebLogic Server
What's next?
2. WebLogic Server development facilities
About the examples in this chapter
Servlets
Creating an HTTP Servlet
SqlServlet example
init() method
doGet() method
doPost() method
Support methods
More about Servlets
JSP (JavaServer Pages)
JSP tags
Implicit variables
A simple JSP example
More about JSP
JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)
Multitier WebLogic JDBC applications
Testing a multitier JDBC connection
Using a WebLogic JDBC connection pool
Defining a connection pool
Using connection pools in JDBC clients
More about WebLogic JDBC
JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface)
Using JNDI
Using WebLogic JNDI classes
WLInitialContextFactory
WLContext interface
Environment class
More about JNDI
RMI (Remote Method Invocation)
More about RMI
EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans)
Types of EJBs
Session beans
Entity beans
Developing EJBs
Remote interface
Implementation class
Home interface
Primary key class
Deployment descriptor
Manifest file
Using the bean in an application
More about EJB
JMS (Java Message Service)
JMS messaging models
Point-to-point messaging
Publish/subscribe messaging
JMS persistence
JMS classes and interfaces
ConnectionFactory
Connection
Session
Message producer
Destination
Message consumer
Message
Using JMS
Sending messages
Receiving messages
More about JMS
3. WebLogic Server administration
WebLogic Server administrative facilities
Configuring WebLogic Server
The WebLogic Console
WebLogic Server security
Users and Groups
Defining users
Defining groups
Special users and groups
Authentication
Basic authentication
Strong authentication
Authorization
Defining an ACL
Security realms
Additional security considerations
Administrative utilities
General information utilities
Database-related utilities
weblogic.Admin class
ZAC (Zero-administration client)
Performance packs
WebLogic Server clusters
Cluster architecture
HTTP clustering
RMI and EJB clustering
Non-clustered services in a WebLogic Server cluster
More about WebLogic clusters
Index
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