Java EE Applications on Oracle Java Cloud by Oak, Harshad -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Page Dedication About the Author Contents at a Glance Contents Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction 1 Java EE and Cloud Computing

Java Editions Java EE Applications Application Servers

Open Source vs. Commercial Reference Implementation

API and Technology Specification

Java Community Process (JCP) and Java EE Java EE Compatible

Profiles Web Profile Cloud Computing

Going Around in Circles What Is Cloud Computing? Why Cloud Computing? Concerns About Cloud Computing Private, Public, and Hybrid Clouds Cloud as a Leveler

Java EE on the Cloud

Competing Technologies: Alternatives to Java on the Cloud Standards and Java EE 7 Java EE Vendors and Alternatives

Summary

2 The Oracle Java Cloud

Oracle’s Cloud Foray Oracle Cloud Constituents

SaaS IaaS PaaS

Java Cloud

Pricing Trial Signup My Services

IDE Integration

Oracle Java Cloud Service SDK

Users and Roles Summary

3 Build and Deploy with NetBeans

Development IDE

Why NetBeans?

Building with Java EE Technologies First NetBeans Project What Happened?

Files and Directories Generated The Cloud Deployment Clean and Build, Verify

Web Application Structure

Directories

Packaging the Application

We Are at WAR

Summary

4 Servlets, Filters, and Listeners

Servlets

Servlet Interface HttpServlet Servlet One Servlet Class HttpServletRequest HttpServletResponse web.xml weblogic.xml

Sharing Data Session Management

HttpSession

RequestDispatcher

WebLogic-Specific Servlet Capabilities on OJC

Filters Listeners View Java Logs Summary

5 JavaServer Pages, JSTL, and Expression Language

The Origin of JSP JSP on the Oracle Java Cloud JSP Internals

JSP Lifecycle Servlet Code JSP Directives JSP Declaration JSP Scriptlets JSP Expressions Implicit Objects JSP Comments

Tags and Expressions

Custom Tags Expression Language JSTL Libraries Using Tags in a JSP

Summary

6 JavaServer Faces

From JSP to Struts to JSF JSF on the Oracle Java Cloud Facelets JSF Managed Beans Validation Ajax Templates Summary

7 Enterprise JavaBeans (Session Beans)

Containers EJB in OJC Why EJB? Session Beans

Stateless Stateful

Interfaces: Local or Remote Developing an Enterprise Application with EJBs

New Session Bean Inject the Session Bean into the Servlet Package and Run from NetBeans Deploy Using the Java Cloud Services Control

Lifecycle of a Session Bean Transaction Management

Rollback and Exception Handling

Summary

8 Web Services

Developing a SOAP Web Service

WSDL Web Service Client

RESTful Web Services Using JAX-RS API

Building RESTful Web Services on the OJC JAX-RS 1.1 Fix Modify the REST Resource RESTful Web Service Client

Summary

9 Persistence Using the Oracle Database Cloud Service

Persistence on the Oracle Cloud Oracle Database Cloud Service

Explore Database Cloud Oracle Apex Java Cloud: Database Cloud Integration

JPA

Persistence Providers Entity Developing an Entity Application Add Entity from a Servlet Find and Update Entity Java Persistence Query Language CRUD JSF for Entity

Summary

A Java EE Technologies and JSRs

Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5 (Java EE 5) JSR 244 Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 6 (Java EE 6) JSR 316

Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 6 (Java EE 6) Web Profile

Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 7 (Java EE 7) JSR 342

Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 7 (Java EE 7) Web Profile

B Application Servers Compatible with Java EE 5, 6, and 7

Java EE 5–Compatible Implementations Java EE 6 Full Platform–Compatible Implementations

Java EE 6 Web Profile–Compatible Implementations

Java EE 7 Full Platform–Compatible Implementations

Java EE 7 Web Profile-Compatible Implementations

C Supported and Unsupported Technologies, Services, and APIs . . .