Weblogic Server 6.1 Workbook for Enterprise Javabeans,9780596004170

Weblogic Server 6.1 Workbook for Enterprise Javabeans

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Edition: 3rd
ISBN13: 9780596004170
ISBN10: 0596004176
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2002-09-01
Publisher(s): Oreilly & Associates Inc
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Summary

Although Enterprise JavaBean applications themselves are portable, the manner in which developers install and run EJB products varies widely from one vendor to the next. This workbook focuses on the specific requirements and best practices of WebLogic, the popular server created by BEA Systems in collaboration Sun Microsystems. Based on the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) platform, WebLogic was developed to process online e-commerce transactions in enterprise systems. In step-by-step fashion, the workbook explains how to configure and deploy the WebLogic Server, and introduces tools such as the WebLogic Administration Console. Complete with useful hints, tips and warnings, this third edition works in concert with example programs in O'Reilly's Enterprise JavaBeans

Author Biography

has over 15 years of experience in the design and development of object-oriented systems, and specializes in large, mission-critical systems using BEA WebLogic. Greg is the founder of and a frequent speaker at the Minneapolis BEA User Group and has spoken at the BEA eWorld conference and other national conferences numerous times.

Table of Contents

Table of Figures
xiii
Preface xvii
Contents of This Book xvii
On-Line Resources xviii
Conventions Used in This Book xx
Acknowledgements xx
Server Installation and Configuration 1(231)
Installing WebLogic Server Software
2(7)
Installing on NT/Win2K Machines
2(4)
Installing on SunOS Machines
6(2)
Final Installation Steps
8(1)
Enabling EJB 2.0 Capability in WebLogic
9(1)
Verifying Installation using WebLogic Examples
10(12)
Reviewing the Examples Domain
10(1)
Booting the Examples Domain
11(1)
Opening the WebLogic Management Console
12(1)
Changing the Logging Severity Threshold
13(1)
Configuring the JDBC Connection Pools
14(3)
Building and Deploying the EJB20 Examples
17(3)
Testing the EJB20 Examples
20(2)
Building the Workbook Database
22(9)
Option #1 -- Build Empty Database, Add Tables During Exercises
23(5)
Option #2 -- Build Empty Database, Create All Tables at Start
28(3)
Option #3 -- Download Complete Cloudscape Database
31(1)
Configuring EJBBook Domain for EJB Exercises
31(13)
Creating an Empty EJBBook Domain
31(2)
Configuring EJBBook Domain
33(7)
Configuring TitanApp Application in EJBBook Domain
40(4)
Exercise Code Setup and Configuration
44(3)
Exercises for Chapter 4
47(20)
A Simple Entity Bean
48(13)
Download and Build the Example Programs
48(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
49(1)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
49(4)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
53(3)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
56(3)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
59(2)
A Simple Session Bean
61(6)
Download and Build the Example Programs
61(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
61(1)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
61(2)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
63(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
64(2)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
66(1)
Exercises for Chapter 5
67(10)
The Remote Component Interfaces
68(2)
Download and Build the Example Programs
68(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
68(1)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
68(1)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
68(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
68(1)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
69(1)
The EJBObject, Handle, and Primary Key
70(3)
Download and Build the Example Programs
70(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
70(1)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
70(1)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
70(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
70(2)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
72(1)
The Local Component Interfaces
73(4)
Download and Build the Example Programs
73(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
73(1)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
73(1)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
74(1)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
75(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
75(1)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
76(1)
Exercises for Chapter 6
77(24)
Basic Persistence in CMP 2.0
78(5)
Download and Build the Example Programs
78(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
78(1)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
79(1)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
80(1)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
80(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
80(2)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
82(1)
Dependent Value Classes in CMP 2.0
83(5)
Download and Build the Example Programs
83(2)
Create the Required Database Objects
85(1)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
85(1)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
85(1)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
85(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
85(1)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
86(2)
A Simple Relationship in CMP 2.0
88(13)
Download and Build the Example Programs
88(4)
Create the Required Database Objects
92(2)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
94(1)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
95(2)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
97(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
97(2)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
99(2)
Exercises for Chapter 7
101(38)
Entity Relationships in CMP 2.0: Part 1
102(14)
Download and Build the Example Programs
102(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
103(1)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
104(4)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
108(2)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
110(1)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
110(6)
Entity Relationships in CMP 2.0: Part 2
116(20)
Download and Build the Example Programs
116(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
116(1)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
117(5)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
122(4)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
126(1)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
126(9)
Optional Additional Tasks
135(1)
Cascade Deletes in CMP 2.0
136(3)
Download and Build the Example Programs
136(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
136(1)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
136(1)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
137(1)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
137(1)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
137(2)
Exercises for Chapter 8
139(24)
Simple EJB QL Statements
140(12)
Download and Build the Example Programs
140(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
140(1)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
140(7)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
147(1)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
147(1)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
147(5)
Complex EJB QL Statements
152(11)
Download and Build the Example Programs
152(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
152(1)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
152(5)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
157(1)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
157(1)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
158(5)
Exercise for Chapter 10
163(8)
A BMP Entity Bean
164(7)
Download and Build the Example Programs
164(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
164(1)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
165(2)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
167(1)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
167(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
168(2)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
170(1)
Exercises for Chapter 12
171(30)
A Stateless Session Bean
172(7)
Download and Build the Example Programs
172(1)
Create the Required Database Objects
173(1)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
174(1)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
175(1)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
176(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
176(2)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
178(1)
A Stateful Session Bean
179(22)
Download and Build the Example Programs
179(3)
Create the Required Database Objects
182(3)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
185(6)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
191(4)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
195(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
196(4)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
200(1)
Exercises for Chapter 13
201(31)
JMS as a Resource
202(11)
Download and Build the Example Programs
202(1)
Configure the Required JMS Components
203(4)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
207(1)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
208(1)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
208(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
209(3)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
212(1)
The Message-Driven Bean
213(19)
Download and Build the Example Programs
214(2)
Configure the Required JMS Components
216(6)
Examine the Standard EJB Descriptor File
222(2)
Examine the WebLogic-Specific Files/Components
224(2)
Deploy the EJB Components to WebLogic
226(1)
Examine and Run the Client Applications
226(6)
Examine and Run the Client JSP Pages
232

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