Index

Index

A

APIs (Pre-J2EE), 1

application consistency, 1

application development model, 1, 2

Application Events, 1

application framework

criteria of an enterprise, 1

Applications, Web, Post-J2EE, 1

Applications, Web, Pre-J2EE, 1

architect, enterprise, 1

B

BluePrints sample, J2EE, 1

book organization, 1

C

components, build reusable, 1

consistency, application, 1

D

debugging (Pre-J2EE), 1

Design Patterns

Adapter, 1

Business Delegate, 1

Command, 1

Composite Entity, 1

Composite View, 1

Data Access Object, 1

Dispatcher View, 1

Fast Lane Reader, 1

Front Controller, 1

Intercepting Filter, 1

Model-View-Controller, 1

Service Activator, 1

Service Locator, 1

Service To Worker, 1

Session Facade, 1

Transfer Object, 1

Transfer Object Assembler, 1

use of, 1

Value List Handler, 1

View Helper, 1

developer

experienced, 1

inexperienced, 1

developers, new J2EE, 1

developers, third party, 1

E

Efficient Object Management, 1

Enterprise-class Performance, 1

F

fat client GUI development, 1

features, 1, 2

features, 1, 2

Features, ready-to-use, 1, 2

Formal Model Entity, 1

framework, enterprise, 1

Functionality, types of, 1

G

GUI development, fat client and thin client, 1

H

hierarchical facade, 1

Hierarchical Views and Component Scoping, 1

J

J2EE Application Framework, emergence, 1

JSP page, 1, 2

JSP scope set to request, 1

M

maintainability, 1

Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern, 1

O

Overview, Application Framework, 1 - 2

overview, 1, 2

P

Parallel Content, support for, 1

performance, 1

Preface, 1 - 2

presentation tier patterns, 1, 2

R

request flow and URL format, 1, 2

S

Service to Workers delegation, 1

servlet architectures, Type I and Type II, 1

subpackages, 1

Symmetrical Display, 1

T

tag library, 1

thin client GUI development, 1

threadsafe coding, 1

Tool-ready, 1

top-level packages, 1

U

UIs, 1, 2

V

view bean relation to session or entity bean, 1

W

Web Application Framework

audience, 1

based on J2EE Standards, 1

Design and Architecture FAQ, 1

do applications require the use of EJBs?, 1

evolution, 1

for J2EE developers, 1

how are applications structured?, 1

how differs from other Web application frameworks, 1

how does it work?, 1

how it is different from other J2EE frameworks, 1

intended for whom?, 1

just another proprietary Web Application Framework (JAPWAF)?, 1

what it does, 1

what it does not do, 1

why not pull values from a helper bean?, 1

why not use J2EE instead, 1

Web Applications

challenges of building, 1

Web applications, large-scale enterprise, 1

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