Java Servlets Developer's Guide

By: Karl Moss

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Paperback | 21 February 2002 | Edition Number 2

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Design and build real-world server applications using this advanced developer’s resource. Covering the Java servlet API, J2ME, and much more, this valuable guide provides you the technical know how for extending server functionality and improving existing business systems.

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Acknowledgments	p. xv
Introduction	p. xvii
Servlet Architecture and Environment	p. 1
What Are Servlets?	p. 2
Why Use Servlets?	p. 3
Servlet API Background	p. 4
What Do You Need to Get Started?	p. 5
What Is Apache Tomcat?	p. 5
Licensing	p. 7
Installation	p. 9
Starting and Testing Tomcat	p. 10
Configuration	p. 12
Alternatives	p. 15
Summary	p. 16
Servlet Development	p. 17
The Basic Flow	p. 18
Servlet Example: Properties	p. 20
Summary	p. 27
Session Management	p. 29
Session Tracking	p. 30
Cookies	p. 35
URL Rewriting	p. 38
Session Tracking Without a Browser	p. 41
Session Events	p. 47
Summary	p. 51
Security	p. 53
Servlet Security Methodologies	p. 54
HTTP Authentication	p. 55
Custom HTTP Authentication	p. 56
HTML Form Authentication	p. 63
Applet Authentication	p. 70
SSL	p. 83
Summary	p. 84
Web Applications	p. 85
Directory Structure	p. 86
Web Application Archive: WAR Files	p. 88
Deployment Descriptor	p. 89
Summary	p. 125
Filters	p. 127
Your First Filter	p. 129
Modifying the Response	p. 131
Using XSLT to Transform Stock Quote Data	p. 136
Summary	p. 149
Application Event Listeners	p. 151
ServletContextListener	p. 152
ServletContextAttributeListener	p. 154
HttpSessionListener	p. 157
HttpSessionAttributeListener	p. 160
Summary	p. 163
HTML Forms	p. 165
HTML Forms or Java Applets?	p. 166
Form Basics	p. 166
Putting It All Together: A Survey Form	p. 187
The EchoSurvey Servlet	p. 192
Summary	p. 196
Using JDBC in Servlets	p. 197
JDBC Overview	p. 198
JDBC Servlet: EmployeeList	p. 214
Splitting the Output into Separate Pages	p. 221
Connection Pooling	p. 227
Working with Images	p. 249
Summary	p. 259
Applet-to-Servlet Communication	p. 261
HTTP	p. 262
What Is Tunneling	p. 263
The Basic Flow	p. 263
Tunneling for Java 1.0.2	p. 264
Using Serialization	p. 298
Summary	p. 321
Automating Applet-to-Servlet Programming	p. 323
Writing the Client Is Always the Same	p. 324
Writing the Server Is Always the Same	p. 326
Letting Java Write the Client and Server for You	p. 328
Summary	p. 365
J2ME-to-Servlet Communication	p. 367
J2ME Overview	p. 368
The Basic Flow	p. 369
Marshaling Parameters and Return Values	p. 370
The Base Micro Tunnel Client	p. 370
The Base Tunnel Server	p. 376
MIDlet Example: IndyMIDlet	p. 376
The Remote Server	p. 386
A Challenge	p. 389
Summary	p. 389
Generating WML for Wireless Devices	p. 391
WAP Background	p. 392
WML Example: HelloPhone	p. 393
Using XSLT to Transform Stock Quote Data (Revisited)	p. 396
Summary	p. 402
Sending E-Mail from Servlets	p. 403
What Are the Options?	p. 404
Sending Mail Using SmtpClient	p. 405
The JavaMail API	p. 410
Summary	p. 425
Using Servlets and Native Code	p. 427
JNI Overview	p. 428
Obligatory Hello World	p. 428
Invoking Java Methods from C	p. 435
Listing ODBC Data Sources	p. 440
Summary	p. 451
Performance Tips and Tricks	p. 453
Avoid String Concatenation	p. 454
Avoid Debugging Statements	p. 455
Avoid Use of StringTokenizer	p. 456
Avoid Unnecessary Synchronization	p. 457
Use a Connection Pool	p. 458
Use a PreparedStatement	p. 458
Cache Expensive Objects	p. 458
Tune Your Servlet Container	p. 461
Tune Your Virtual Machine	p. 461
Summary	p. 462
The Servlet API	p. 463
Filter	p. 464
FilterChain	p. 466
FilterConfig	p. 467
GenericServlet	p. 468
RequestDispatcher	p. 472
Servlet	p. 474
ServletConfig	p. 476
ServletContext	p. 477
ServletContextAttributeEvent	p. 483
ServletContextAttributeListener	p. 484
ServletContextEvent	p. 485
ServletContextListener	p. 487
ServletException	p. 488
ServletlnputStream	p. 489
ServletOutputStream	p. 491
ServletRequest	p. 494
ServletRequestWrapper	p. 500
ServletResponse	p. 501
ServletResponseWrapper	p. 504
SingleThreadModel	p. 505
UnavailableException	p. 505
Cookie	p. 507
HttpServlet	p. 512
HttpServletRequest	p. 518
HttpServletRequestWrapper	p. 524
HttpServletResponse	p. 525
HttpServletResponseWrapper	p. 535
HttpSession	p. 535
HttpSessionActivationListener	p. 539
HttpSessionAttributeListener	p. 540
HttpSessionBindingEvent	p. 542
HttpSessionBindingListener	p. 543
HttpSessionEvent	p. 544
HttpSessionListener	p. 546
The Web Application Deployment Descriptor	p. 547
web-app	p. 548
auth-constraint	p. 549
context-param	p. 550
error-page	p. 550
filter	p. 550
filter-mapping	p. 551
form-login-config	p. 552
icon	p. 552
init-param	p. 553
listener	p. 553
login-config	p. 554
mime-mapping	p. 554
security-constraint	p. 555
security-role	p. 555
security-role-ref	p. 556
servlet	p. 556
servlet-mapping	p. 558
session-config	p. 558
user-data-constraint	p. 558
web-resource-collection	p. 559
welcome-file-list	p. 560
Online Servlet Resources	p. 561
Index	p. 563
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