Sample Directories (Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 1 Developer's Guide to Java Web Applications)

Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 1 Developer's Guide to Java Web Applications

Sample Directories

All of the sample applications are arranged in a specific and well-defined directory structure. In general, the top-level directory of a sample application includes the following:

src: A directory containing all the Java source files, deployment descriptors, JSPs, and HTML files. Samples that use a database provide a script to populate data in the database.
docs: A directory containing all documentation for the application.
.WAR file: The deployable .WAR file for the sample application.
build.xml: A file for the ANT system to build the sample application

Table 2–1 Sample Directories


Directory	Contents
`caching`	JSP and servlet examples that demonstrate how to cache results of JSP and servlet execution.
`fastcgi`	A sample to demonstrate how to use the FastCGI plug-in shipped with the Web Server 7.0 (using PHP).
`i18n`	A basic Java EE web application that demonstrates how to dynamically change the display language based on user preference.
`Javamail`	A servlet that uses the Javamail API to send an email message.
`JDBC`	Java DataBase Connectivity examples are included in the following directories: `blob`: A servlet that accesses BLOBs through the JDBC API `simple`: A basic servlet that accesses an RDBMS through the JDBC API. `transactions`: A servlet that uses the transaction API with JDBC to control a local transaction
`JDBC rowset`	Example showing how to use JSR-114 JDBC rowset.
`JNDI`	Java Naming and Directory Interface examples are in the following directories: `custom`: Demonstrates how to use the custom resource `external`: Demonstrates how to use the external resource `readenv`: Demonstrates the environment entries specified in the `web.xml` file `url`: A servlet that uses the URL resource facility to access a resource.
`JSF 1.2`	Example showing how to use Java Server Faces components to quickly build web application user interfaces.
`JSTL`	Basic examples that demonstrate usage of the JSP Standard Tag Library.
`NSAPI plugins`	NSAPI examples.
`RMI-IIOP`	Basic example that demonstrates using a servlet to access a stateless EJB^TM using RMI/IIOP running in Web Server.
`Security`	Examples demonstrating how to secure Java EE web applications through standard authentication mechanisms and access controls. Security examples are included in the following directories: `basic-auth`: Demonstrates how to develop, configure, and exercise basic authentication `client-cert`: Demonstrates how to develop, configure, and exercise client certificate authentication `form-auth`: Demonstrates how to develop, configure, and exercise form-based authentication `jdbcrealm`: Demonstrates how to develop, configure, and exercise JDBC realm authentication
Servlet and JSP example	Servlet 2.5 and JSP 2.1 examples combined into a single web application.
WS-I 1.1	Web Services interoperability 1.1 samples.
websecurity	Web Services security samples.