JBoss AS 5 Development. Develop, deploy, and secure Java applications on this robust, open source application server Francesco Marchioni, Jason Savod

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• JBoss AS 5 Development
  • Table of Contents
  • JBoss AS 5 Development
  • Credits
  • About the Author
  • About the Reviewers
  • Preface
    • What this book covers
    • Who this book is for
    • Conventions
    • Reader feedback
    • Customer support
      • Errata
      • Piracy
      • Questions
  • 1. Installing Core Components
    • Prologue
      • What you will get in this book
      • JBoss big bang
    • Introduction
    • Installing the Java environment
    • Installing JBoss AS 5
      • Starting up JBoss AS
      • Stopping JBoss
        • Stopping JBoss on a remote machine
    • Installing Eclipse
    • Plugins: The heart of Eclipse
      • Installing JBoss Tools plugins
      • Installing JBoss Tools plugins manually
        • Connecting Eclipse with JBoss
    • Summary
  • 2. Whats New in JBoss AS 5?
    • Application server features
      • The core modules of JBoss AS 5
        • Cutting edge EJB container
        • The new messaging provider
        • Rock solid transaction manager
        • Enhanced web container
        • JBoss Web Services 3.0
        • Improved clustering support
      • The application server structure
    • The next generation application server
      • From JMX to the Microcontainer
        • The new library configuration
      • JBoss AS 5 server configurations
      • The "standard" configuration
        • The "web" configuration
        • The former server configurations
    • Creating a custom server configuration
      • The starting point: JBoss AS service map
      • Custom configuration sample: Adding JMS to the web configuration
      • JBoss virtual file system
    • Summary
  • 3. Customizing JBoss AS Services
    • How to monitor JBoss AS services
      • The JMX console
        • An example: Using the JMX console to display the JNDI tree
      • The admin console
      • The twiddle utility
    • JBoss AS thread pool
      • Application server thread pool anatomy
      • How many threads for your applications?
        • Analyze what your threads are doing
    • Configuring logging services
      • Appenders
        • Console file appender
          • Changing the configuration at runtime
        • File appenders
          • Rolling the file by size
        • Other appenders
      • Layout of logs
      • Logging categories
        • Configuring your own logger
      • Managing logs through JMX agents
    • Configuring the connection to the database
      • Configuring a datasource in JBoss AS
        • Additional datasource properties
      • Setting up a new datasource
        • Gathering connection pool statistics
          • Managing datasources from the admin console
          • Using statistics to tune the connection pool
        • Deploying datasources at application level
        • High availability datasources
          • Clustered RDBMS
        • Connecting from a remote client
    • Configuring the transaction service
      • Preserving data integrity
      • Global and local transactions
      • Configuring JBoss transactions
        • Monitoring transactions
    • Summary
  • 4. Developing EJB 3 Session Beans
    • Java EE made easier
    • Developing Enterprise JavaBeans
      • Developing Session Beans
        • Stateless Session Beans
          • Life cycle of a Stateless Session Bean
          • Setting up a simple example
          • Deploying your application
          • Creating a test client
          • Adding interceptors to your Bean
        • Stateful Session Beans
          • Stateful Bean life cycle
          • Developing a simple Stateful Session Bean
    • Configuring the EJB container
      • Configuring Stateless Session Bean pool size
        • Specializing the configuration
      • Configuring the Stateful Session Bean cache
        • How to disable Stateful Bean passivation
    • Summary
  • 5. Developing JPA Entities
    • Data persistence meets a standard
      • Working with JPA
      • Creating a sample application
      • Setting up the database
        • Rolling the EJB project
          • Configuring the database connection
          • Generating entities
          • Reverse engineering aftermath
          • Configuring persistence
        • Creating a Session Bean client
        • Creating a test client for our AppStore
    • Summary
  • 6. Creating a Web Application
    • Developing web layout
      • Installing JSF on JBoss AS
      • Setting up navigation rules
      • Adding a JSF managed bean
      • Setting up the view
      • Assembling and deploying the application
        • Running the store
    • Configuring JBoss Web Server
      • Customizing connectors
        • The new Apache Portable Runtime connector
        • Installing the APR connector
      • Configuring contexts
      • Configuring virtual hosts
      • Configuring HTTP logs
      • Tuning advice
        • Disable DNS lookup
        • Choose the right HTTP connector
        • Set the correct size for your thread pool
        • Monitoring your thread pool
    • Summary
  • 7. Developing Applications with JBoss Messaging Service
    • Short introduction to JMS
      • The building blocks of JMS
    • The new JBoss Messaging system
      • Configuring connection factories
      • Configuring JMS destinations
        • Inspecting destination attributes
        • Advanced message configuration
          • Scheduled delivery
    • Developing JMS applications
      • Message-driven beans
        • Configuring message-driven beans
      • Creating a sample application
        • Creating MDB singletons
      • Message-driven POJOs
    • Advanced JBoss Messaging
      • JBoss Messaging bridge
        • Adding a remote JMS provider
      • Configuring the persistence service
      • Securing destinations
        • MDB access control
    • Summary
  • 8. Developing Applications with JBoss and Hibernate
    • Introducing Hibernate
      • Creating a Hibernate application
        • Setting up the database schema
        • A new Eclipse project
        • Reversing your schema into Java classes
        • Adding Hibernate configuration to your project
        • Adding a web client to your project
        • Packaging and deploying the application
        • Using the wizard to generate EJB 3
        • Hibernate and EJB: Friends or opponents?
        • Using Hibernate with EJB
          • Injecting key Hibernate objects
    • Summary
  • 9. Managing JBoss AS
    • Introducing Java Management Extension
    • Developing MBeans
      • A simple MBean
        • Testing your MBean from the JMX console
        • Testing your application programmatically
      • MBeans dependency
      • Sending MBeans notifications
        • Receiving heartbeat notifications
        • Sending your own notifications
    • Service POJOs
      • Creating a web test client
      • Exposing your service as an EJB
      • Service POJO dependency
    • JBoss AS Administration Console
      • Managing applications
      • Deploying/undeploying applications
        • Updating an application
        • Starting/stopping/restarting an application
      • Administering resources
        • Adding a new resource
        • Managing resources
      • Metrics
    • Summary
  • 10. Developing Applications with JBoss Web Services
    • Web Service concepts
      • Strategies for building up Web Services
      • JBoss Web Services stack
        • A brief look at the JAX WS architecture
    • Coding Web Services with JBossWS
      • Developing a POJO Web Service
        • Inspecting the Web Service from the console
        • Using JBossWS tools
        • External Web Service clients
      • Exposing EJB as Web Services
        • Handling exceptions in Web Services
        • Generating a test client
        • Injecting Web Services
        • Web Service Handler chains
    • Summary
  • 11. Clustering JBoss AS
    • Cluster basics
    • Introducing JBoss AS cluster
      • JBoss AS clustering architecture
        • Smart proxies
        • External load balancer
    • JBoss AS 5 cluster configuration
      • Starting JBoss AS in cluster mode
        • Running cluster nodes on separate machines
        • Running cluster nodes on the same machine
          • Running multiple clusters on the same network
    • JBoss AS clustered services
      • JBoss Cache (JBC)
        • Cache modes
        • Cache configuration
        • Configuring HTTP cache management
        • Configuring EJB 3.0 Stateful Session Bean cache
        • Configuring entity caching
        • JBoss cache and concurrency
      • The HAPartition service
        • Exploring HA singletons
      • The HA-JNDI service
        • Accessing HA-JNDI
        • HA-JNDI configuration
    • Clustering web applications
      • Configuring HTTP replication
      • HttpSession passivation/activation
      • Configuring load balancing
    • JMS clustering
    • Summary
  • 12. Developing a Clustered Application
    • Clustering Stateless Session Beans
    • Clustering Stateful Session Beans
      • Deploying a clustered SFSB
      • Testing the clustered SFSB
        • Programmatic replication of the session
    • Clustering entities
      • Revisiting the AppStore example
        • Inside the second-level cache
          • Evicting entities from the cache
          • General guidelines for a good cache
    • Clustering web applications
      • Testing HTTP session replication
    • Summary
  • 13. JBoss AS Security
    • Approaching Java Security API
      • The JAAS security model
    • Introducing JBossSX
      • Securing the JMX console
        • Dynamic login configuration
        • Stacked login configuration
        • Logging and auditing
        • Securing the transport layer
        • Enabling the Secure Socket Layer on JBoss AS
          • Certificate management tools
          • Securing the HTTP communication with a self-signed certificate
          • Securing the HTTP communication with a certificate signed by a CA
          • Securing the RMI transport
            • Adding a client truststore
    • Summary
  • 14. Securing JBoss AS Applications
    • Securing the AppStore application
      • HTTP role authentication
        • Encrypting passwords
      • EJB role authorization
        • Java EE programmatic security
      • Writing secure Java SE clients
    • Securing applications at transport level
      • Running the AppStore with HTTPS
      • Securing the RMI-IIOP transport: SSL BlackJack
    • Securing Web Services
      • Web Services authorization
      • Web Services encryption
        • Client and server configuration files
    • Encrypting the POJOWebService
      • Securing the Web Service
      • Securing the client
      • Running the example
      • Signing SOAP messages
        • Debugging SOAP messages
    • Summary
  • Index

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