| Document Information Preface Part I Introduction 1.  Overview 2.  Using the Tutorial Examples Part II The Web Tier 3.  Getting Started with Web Applications 4.  Java Servlet Technology 5.  JavaServer Pages Technology 6.  JavaServer Pages Documents 7.  JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library 8.  Custom Tags in JSP Pages 9.  Scripting in JSP Pages 10.  JavaServer Faces Technology 11.  Using JavaServer Faces Technology in JSP Pages 12.  Developing with JavaServer Faces Technology 13.  Creating Custom UI Components 14.  Configuring JavaServer Faces Applications 15.  Internationalizing and Localizing Web Applications Part III Web Services 16.  Building Web Services with JAX-WS 17.  Binding between XML Schema and Java Classes 18.  Streaming API for XML 19.  SOAP with Attachments API for Java Part IV Enterprise Beans 20.  Enterprise Beans 21.  Getting Started with Enterprise Beans 22.  Session Bean Examples 23.  A Message-Driven Bean Example Part V Persistence 24.  Introduction to the Java Persistence API 25.  Persistence in the Web Tier 26.  Persistence in the EJB Tier 27.  The Java Persistence Query Language Part VI Services 28.  Introduction to Security in the Java EE Platform 29.  Securing Java EE Applications 30.  Securing Web Applications 31.  The Java Message Service API 32.  Java EE Examples Using the JMS API 33.  Transactions 34.  Resource Connections 35.  Connector Architecture Part VII Case Studies 36.  The Coffee Break Application 37.  The Duke's Bank Application Part VIII Appendixes A.  Java Encoding Schemes B.  About the Authors |  |       	 
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@DeclareRoles annotation
Declaring Security Role Names Referenced from Enterprise Bean CodeDeclaring Security Roles Using AnnotationsDefining Security RolesDefining Security RolesUsing Enterprise Bean Security AnnotationsDeclaring Security RolesDeclaring Security Roles 
@DenyAll annotation
Specifying Method PermissionsUsing Enterprise Bean Security Annotations 
@EmbeddedId annotation, Primary Keys in Entities 
@Entity annotation, Requirements for Entity Classes 
@Id annotation, Primary Keys in Entities 
@IdClass annotation, Primary Keys in Entities 
@Local annotation
Deciding on Remote or Local AccessThe Business Interface 
@ManyToMany annotation
Multiplicity in Entity RelationshipsBidirectional Relationships 
@ManyToOne annotation, Multiplicity in Entity Relationships 
@MessageDriven annotation, Coding the Message-Driven Bean: MessageBean.java 
@NamedQuery annotation, Creating Queries 
@OneToMany annotation
Multiplicity in Entity RelationshipsBidirectional RelationshipsCascade Deletes and Relationships 
@OneToOne annotation
Multiplicity in Entity RelationshipsBidirectional RelationshipsCascade Deletes and Relationships 
@PermitAll annotation
Specifying Method PermissionsUsing Enterprise Bean Security Annotations 
@PersistenceContext annotation, Container-Managed Entity Managers 
@PersistenceUnit annotation, Application-Managed Entity Managers 
@PostActivate annotation
Session Bean ClassLife-Cycle Callback Methods 
@PostConstruct annotation, The Life Cycles of Enterprise Beans 
@PostConstruct annotation
Session Bean ClassLife-Cycle Callback Methods 
@PostConstruct method, session beans using JMS, Coding the Publisher Session Bean 
@PreDestroy annotation, The Life Cycles of Enterprise Beans 
@PreDestroy annotation
Session Bean ClassLife-Cycle Callback Methods 
@PreDestroy method, session beans using JMS, Coding the Publisher Session Bean 
@PrePassivate annotation
Session Bean ClassLife-Cycle Callback Methods 
@Remote annotation
Deciding on Remote or Local AccessThe Business Interface 
@Remove annotation, The Life Cycle of a Stateful Session Bean 
@Remove annotation
Session Bean ClassThe Remove Method 
@Resource annotation
Resources and JNDI NamingResource Injection 
JMS resources
The simplemessage Application ClientJMS Connection FactoriesJMS Destinations 
@RolesAllowed annotation
Defining Security RolesDefining Security RolesSpecifying Method PermissionsUsing Enterprise Bean Security Annotations 
@RunAs annotation
Propagating Security IdentityUsing Enterprise Bean Security Annotations 
@Stateful annotation, Session Bean Class 
@Timeout annotation, Using the Timer Service 
@Timeout method, Canceling and Saving Timers 
@Transient annotation, Persistent Properties 
@WebMethod annotation, Business Methods 
@XmlAccessorOrder annotation
Java-to-SchemaXmlAccessorOrder Example 
defined on class, Using the @XmlAccessorOrder Annotation to Define Schema Element Orderingdefined on package, Using the @XmlAccessorOrder Annotation to Define Schema Element Ordering 
@XmlAnyAttribute annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlAnyElement annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlAttachmentRef annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlAttribute annotation
Java-to-SchemaXmlAttribute Field Example 
defining property or field as XML attribute, XmlAttribute Field Examplewhere to set annotation, XmlAttribute Field Example 
@XmlElement annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlElementDecl annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlElementRef annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlElementRefs annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlElements annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlElementWrapper annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlEnum annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlEnumValue annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlID annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlIDREF annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlInlineBinaryData annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlJavaTypeAdapter annotation
Java-to-SchemaXmlAdapter Field Example 
associating XmlAdapter implementation with Target type, XmlAdapter Field Example 
@XmlJavaTypeAdapters annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlList annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlMimeType annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlMixed annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlRootElement annotation
Java-to-SchemaJava-to-SchemaXmlRootElement Example 
@XmlSchema annotation
Java-to-SchemaXmlSchemaType Class Example 
@XmlSchemaType annotation, Java-to-Schema
customizing mapping of property/field to XML built-in type, XmlSchemaType Class Example 
@XmlSchemaTypes annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlTransient annotation, Java-to-Schema 
@XmlType annotation
Java-to-SchemaJava-to-SchemaUsing the @XmlType Annotation to Define Schema Element Ordering 
mapping class or enum type to XML Schema type, XmlType Example 
@XmlType.propOrder annotation, XmlAccessorOrder Example
defined on class, Schema Content Ordering in the Example 
@XmlValue annotation, Java-to-Schema A
abstract schemas
defined, Query Language Terminologytypes, Query Language Terminology 
access control, Characteristics of Application Security 
acknowledge method, Controlling Message Acknowledgment 
acknowledging messages., See message acknowledgment 
action events
Event and Listener ModelNavigation ModelRendering a Hyperlink with the commandLink TagImplementing an Event Listener 
ActionEvent class, Implementing an Event Listener
ActionEvent method, Implementing Action ListenersActionListener registration, Registering an Action Listener on a Componentand UICommand component, Using Command Components for Performing Actions and Navigationhandling events of custom UI components, Handling Events for Custom ComponentsactionListener attribute, Referencing a Backing Bean Method
ActionListener classand backing bean methods, Referencing a Backing Bean Methodand JSP pages, Understanding the JSP Pageand UICommand component, Using Command Components for Performing Actions and Navigationhandling events of custom UI components, Handling Events for Custom Componentsreferencing methods that handle action events, Referencing a Method That Handles an Action Event 
Registering an Action Listener on a ComponentImplementing an Event Listener 
ActionListener implementation, Implementing Action Listenersinvoke application phase, Invoke Application PhaseactionListener tag
Using the Core TagsRegistering an Action Listener on a ComponentWhen to Use a Custom ComponentprocessAction(ActionEvent) method, Implementing Action Listenersreferencing methods that handle action events
Referencing a Method That Handles an Action EventWriting a Method to Handle an Action Eventwriting a backing-bean method to handle action events, Writing a Method to Handle an Action Event 
action method, Navigation Model 
addChildElement method, Adding Content to the Body 
addTextNode method, Adding Content to the Body 
Admin Console, Tools
starting, Starting the Admin Console 
administered objects, JMS, JMS Administered Objects
See also connection factories, destinationsdefinition, JMS API Architecture 
annotations
@DeclareRoles
Declaring Security Role Names Referenced from Enterprise Bean CodeDeclaring Security Roles Using AnnotationsDefining Security RolesDefining Security RolesDeclaring Security RolesDeclaring Security Roles@DenyAll, Specifying Method Permissions@PermitAll, Specifying Method Permissions@RolesAllowed
Defining Security RolesDefining Security RolesSpecifying Method Permissions@RunAs, Propagating Security Identity@XmlAccessorOrder
Java-to-SchemaXmlAccessorOrder Example@XmlAnyAttribute, Java-to-Schema@XmlAnyElement, Java-to-Schema@XmlAttachmentRef, Java-to-Schema@XmlAttribute
Java-to-SchemaXmlAttribute Field Example@XmlElement, Java-to-Schema@XmlElementDecl, Java-to-Schema@XmlElementRef, Java-to-Schema@XmlElementRefs, Java-to-Schema@XmlElements, Java-to-Schema@XmlElementWrapper, Java-to-Schema@XmlEnum, Java-to-Schema@XmlEnumValue, Java-to-Schema@XmlID, Java-to-Schema@XmlIDREF, Java-to-Schema@XmlInlineBinaryData, Java-to-Schema@XmlJavaTypeAdapter
Java-to-SchemaXmlAdapter Field Example@XmlJavaTypeAdapters, Java-to-Schema@XmlList, Java-to-Schema@XmlMimeType, Java-to-Schema@XmlMixed, Java-to-Schema@XmlRootElement
Java-to-SchemaJava-to-SchemaXmlRootElement Example@XmlSchema
Java-to-SchemaXmlSchemaType Class Example@XmlSchemaType
Java-to-SchemaXmlSchemaType Class Example@XmlSchemaTypes, Java-to-Schema@XmlTransient, Java-to-Schema@XmlType
Java-to-SchemaJava-to-SchemaUsing the @XmlType Annotation to Define Schema Element OrderingXmlType Example@XmlType.propOrder, XmlAccessorOrder Example@XmlValue, Java-to-Schemadeployment descriptors
Declaring Security Roles Using Deployment Descriptor ElementsDeclaring Security Requirements Using Annotationsenterprise bean security
Using Enterprise Bean Security AnnotationsOverview of Web Application Securitysecurity
Using AnnotationsSecuring Java EE ApplicationsSecuring Web Applications 
web applications, Securing Web Applications 
anonymous role, Accessing Unprotected Enterprise Beans 
Ant tool, Apache Ant
building examples, Building the Examples on the Command-Line Using Ant 
appclient tool, Tools 
applet containers, Container Types 
applets
AppletsWeb Components 
application client containers, Container Types 
application clients
Application ClientsCreating the converter Application Client 
Duke’s Bank
Application ClientBankAdmin Class 
examplesclasses, The Classes and Their Relationshipsrunning, Running the Duke's Bank Application Client Using Ant 
ConverterClient Source CodeThe simplemessage Application ClientJAR files, Creating the converter Application Clientsecuring, Securing Application Clients 
Application Server
adding users to, Adding Users to the Application Servercreating data sources, Creating a Data Source in the Application Servercreating mail sessions, Creating a Mail Sessiondownloading
Sun Java System Application Server 9.1Sun Java System Application Server 9.1enabling debugging, Using a Debuggerinstallation tips
Sun Java System Application Server 9.1Sun Java System Application Server 9.1securing, Securing the Application Serverserver logs, Using the Server LogSSL connectors, Installing and Configuring SSL Supportstarting, Starting and Stopping the Application Serverstopping, Starting and Stopping the Application Servertools, Tools 
applications, security, Application-Layer Security 
asadmin tool, Tools 
asant tool, Tools 
asynchronous message consumption, Message Consumption
See also message-driven beansJMS client example, A Simple Example of Asynchronous Message Consumption 
AttachmentPart class
SAAJ and DOMAdding Attachments 
creating objects, Creating an AttachmentPart Object and Adding Contentheaders, Creating an AttachmentPart Object and Adding Content 
attachments, What Is in a Message?
adding, Adding AttachmentsSAAJ example, Attachments Example 
attributes
SOAP envelope, Adding Content to the BodySOAP header, Header AttributesXML elements, Adding Attributes 
attributes referencing backing bean methods, Referencing a Backing Bean Method
action attribute, Referencing a Backing Bean Method
actionListener attributeand backing bean methods, Referencing a Backing Bean Methodand commandButton tag, Adding a Buttonand navigation, Referencing a Method That Performs Navigationinvoke application phase, Invoke Application Phase 
Referencing a Backing Bean MethodReferencing a Backing Bean MethodReferencing a Method That Handles an Action Eventvalidator attribute
Referencing a Backing Bean MethodReferencing a Backing Bean MethodReferencing a Method That Performs ValidationvalueChangeListener attribute
Referencing a Backing Bean MethodReferencing a Backing Bean MethodReferencing a Method That Handles a Value-change Event 
audit modules, pluggable, Securing the Application Server 
auditing, Characteristics of Application Security 
auth-constraint element, Setting Up Security Roles 
authentication
Characteristics of Application SecurityWorking with Realms, Users, Groups, and RolesEstablishing a Secure Connection Using SSLInstalling and Configuring SSL SupportOutbound Contracts 
basic, HTTP Basic Authentication
client, Enabling Mutual Authentication over SSLexample, Example: Basic Authentication with JAX-WSentities, Examples: Securing Web Applicationsform-based
mutual, Enabling Mutual Authentication over SSLexample, Example: Using Form-Based Authentication with a JSP Pageweb resources
Duke’s Bank, Protecting the Web Client Resourcesform-based, Form-Based AuthenticationHTTP basic
HTTP Basic AuthenticationExample: Using Form-Based Authentication with a JSP PageSSL protection
Specifying a Security ConstraintSpecifying the Security Constraint 
authorization
Characteristics of Application SecurityWorking with Realms, Users, Groups, and RolesOutbound Contracts 
authorization constraint, Setting Up Security Roles 
authorization providers, pluggable, Securing the Application Server 
AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE mode, Controlling Message Acknowledgment 
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