Figures

FIGURE 1-1 Multi-tiered Application Using J2EE Components and Modules

FIGURE 1-2 Web Module Node and Subnodes

FIGURE 1-3 EJB Module Node and Subnodes

FIGURE 1-4 J2EE Application Node and Its Subnodes

FIGURE 2-1 The CatalogWebModule Web Module

FIGURE 2-2 Welcome Files Property Editor

FIGURE 2-3 EJB Reference Property Editor With Unlinked Reference

FIGURE 2-4 EJB Reference Property Editor With Linked Reference

FIGURE 2-5 Servlet Mappings Property Editor

FIGURE 2-6 Servlet Mappings Property Editor

FIGURE 2-7 Error Pages Property Editor

FIGURE 2-8 JSP Files Property Editor

FIGURE 2-9 Servlet Mappings Property Editor

FIGURE 2-10 Add Environment Entry Dialog Box

FIGURE 3-1 The CatalogData EJB Module

FIGURE 3-2 Add EJB Reference Dialog Box

FIGURE 3-3 EJB Module CMP Resource Property Editor

FIGURE 3-4 Add Resource Reference Dialog Box

FIGURE 3-5 Add Resource Reference Dialog Box, Server-specific Tab

FIGURE 4-1 The CatalogApp J2EE Application

FIGURE 4-2 Property Sheet for CatalogWebModule

FIGURE 4-3 Unlinked EJB Reference

FIGURE 4-4 EJB Reference Linked by Override

FIGURE 4-5 J2EE Application Environment Entries Property Editor

FIGURE 4-6 Overriding an Environment Entry Value

FIGURE 5-1 J2EE Application With Queue-mode Message-driven Bean

FIGURE 5-2 Adding a Resource Environment Reference for CheckoutQueue

FIGURE 5-3 Supplying JNDI Name for the Queue Reference

FIGURE 5-4 Resource Reference for QueueConnectionFactory

FIGURE 5-5 JNDI Name for the QueueConnectionFactory Reference

FIGURE 5-6 Message-driven Bean Property Sheet

FIGURE 5-7 Message-driven Bean's Connection Factory Property Editor

FIGURE 6-1 Default Transaction Attribute Settings

FIGURE 6-2 Complex Transaction

FIGURE 6-3 Modified Transaction Settings

FIGURE 7-1 The Security Roles Me and EveryoneElse Declared for the Web Module

FIGURE 7-2 Defining a Web Resource Named allItems

FIGURE 7-3 The allItems resource in the Add Security Constraints Dialog Box

FIGURE 7-4 Specifying Constraints for the Web Resource Named allItems

FIGURE 7-5 The Security Role Reference Named roleRefMe Mapped to the Role Me

FIGURE 7-6 EJB Module's Security Roles Property Editor

FIGURE 7-7 EJB Method Permissions Property Editor

FIGURE 7-8 The Security Role Reference everyOne Declared

FIGURE 7-9 The everyOne Security Role Reference in the EJB Module Property Editor

FIGURE 7-10 EJB Module's Security Role Reference Property Editor

FIGURE 7-11 Security Roles in the J2EE Application's Security Roles Property Editor

FIGURE 7-12 The Role Named myself is Mapped to the Role Named Me

FIGURE 8-1 Server Registry Node

FIGURE 8-2 EJB Module's Sun ONE AS Tab

FIGURE A-1 Server Plugins Enable the IDE to Communicate With J2EE Runtime Environments