Webobjects 5 for Java

A Developer's Guide

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This work offers a practical guide for anyone involved in the e-commerce chain, including developers, software engineers, database administration and Web designers. It extensively covers one of the most versatile Web application developmet releases created by Apple.

Acknowledgments	p. xvii
Preface	p. xix
Welcome to WebObjects
WebObjects and OpenBase	p. 3
WebObjects History	p. 4
WebObjects: The Big Picture	p. 7
WebObjects: The Details	p. 8
OpenBase	p. 10
Before You Start: Two Cautions	p. 11
The World of Application Servers	p. 13
Internet and Web Basics	p. 14
Multi-Tier Application Design	p. 23
Object-Oriented Programming	p. 31
Object-Oriented Programming Defined	p. 32
Object-Oriented Programming Terms and Concepts	p. 33
Advantages of Object-Oriented Programming	p. 39
Components and Frameworks	p. 41
Databases Today	p. 45
Overview	p. 46
Terminology	p. 50
Database Design	p. 56
Aspects of Database Programming	p. 61
Building a Database with OpenBase
Creating and Using a Database	p. 65
The SiteDemo Database	p. 66
Working with OpenBaseManager Schema Editor	p. 71
Building Relationships	p. 76
Modifying Data with OpenBase	p. 81
Creating and Running Queries in OpenBase	p. 83
Using SQL	p. 89
SQL Overview	p. 90
Retrieving Data with SELECT Statements	p. 92
Subqueries	p. 96
Adding Data to the Database	p. 97
Updating Data	p. 98
Deleting Data	p. 98
SQL Functions	p. 98
Creating and Altering Tables	p. 99
Creating Views	p. 100
Using Indexes	p. 100
Running and Maintaining the Database	p. 103
Where Are the Databases?	p. 104
Using OpenBaseManager	p. 105
Configuring the Database	p. 107
OpenBase Preferences	p. 108
Backing Up Databases	p. 110
Restoring from Backups	p. 113
Importing from Spreadsheets	p. 114
Replicating Databases	p. 114
Interacting with Databases Using Enterprise Objects
Introduction to Enterprise Objects Framework	p. 119
Databases, Objects, and Enterprise Objects Framework	p. 121
Factoring Applications and Data	p. 122
Factoring Logic and Data	p. 123
Design Strategies: Which End to Start From	p. 124
How Enterprise Objects Framework Works with WebObjects	p. 125
Enterprise Objects Framework Design Issues	p. 129
The WebObjects Application	p. 130
Start Page	p. 131
Entry Page	p. 132
Search Page	p. 138
Summary Display Page	p. 142
Persistent Objects	p. 147
Issues of Persistence	p. 148
Faulting	p. 149
Fetching Data with an Editing Context	p. 151
Fetching Data with a Display Group	p. 153
Using EOModeler	p. 161
Getting Started with EOModeler	p. 162
Creating a Model Automatically from OpenBase Tables	p. 164
Creating Database Tables from Your Model	p. 171
Working with the Model and the Database	p. 179
Creating Java Classes from EOModeler	p. 180
Using EOGenericRecord	p. 183
EOEnterpriseObject	p. 188
Creating Dynamic Web Sites with WebObjects
WebObjects at Work	p. 193
Looking at a WebObjects Site	p. 194
What Happens	p. 200
How It Happens	p. 211
Using WebObjects Builder	p. 215
Using WebObjects Builder	p. 216
Binding Keys and Actions to Properties	p. 222
Creating New Bindings	p. 227
Using Project Builder	p. 229
Creating Projects	p. 230
Editing Projects	p. 232
Editing Components	p. 234
Building and Launching WebObjects Applications	p. 240
Using Dynamic Elements	p. 243
How Dynamic Elements Work	p. 244
Syntax for WebObjects Dynamic Elements	p. 246
Implementing the Request-Response Loop	p. 271
Classes that Implement the Request-Reponse Loop	p. 272
The Request-Response Cycle in Action	p. 277
Using Direct and Component Actions	p. 281
WebObjects URLs	p. 283
WOApplication	p. 286
WOAdaptor	p. 288
WORequestHandler	p. 289
WOComponent and Component Actions	p. 290
WODirectAction and Direct Actions	p. 291
State and Session Management	p. 293
Identity, State, Persistence, and Transactions: An Introduction	p. 294
Where State Happens	p. 301
Designing for State	p. 306
Using Sessions Effectively	p. 308
XML and WebObjects	p. 315
XML Basics	p. 316
Using XML with WebObjects	p. 320
Advanced WebObjects Topics	p. 335
Debugging Tips and Tools	p. 336
Database Performance	p. 338
Handling Errors	p. 340
Jump-Starting WebObjects and OpenBase
Direct to Web	p. 347
What Is Direct to Web?	p. 348
Creating a Direct to Web Project	p. 349
Direct to Web Looks	p. 353
Customizing Direct to Web	p. 359
Using WebAssistant	p. 360
Using Direct to Web in Other WebObjects Applications	p. 366
Java Client	p. 369
What Is a WebObjects Java Client?	p. 370
Direct to Java Client	p. 374
Creating a Java Client Project	p. 374
Writing Java Client Applications	p. 376
Running a Java Client	p. 382
Reusable Components in WebObjects	p. 387
Using the Palette	p. 388
WOExtensions Palette	p. 389
Premade Elements Palette	p. 392
Direct to Web Palette	p. 393
JavaScript Palette	p. 394
JavaClient Palette	p. 395
WOSMIL Palette	p. 396
Creating a New Palette	p. 397
Creating Reusable WebObjects Component Objects	p. 398
Reusable Databases and Frameworks in OpenBase and WebObjects	p. 403
Frameworks in WebObjects	p. 404
Reusing Databases	p. 407
Reusing Models	p. 410
Reuse Considerations	p. 410
Deployment Issues
Running a Database on a Network	p. 415
Preparing for Deployment	p. 416
Moving the Database to Production	p. 417
Location: Where Is the Database?	p. 419
Time: Keeping It Running	p. 421
Issues for Small-Scale Networks	p. 423
Security	p. 425
Database Security	p. 426
Web Security	p. 432
WebObjects Security	p. 435
Other Security Concerns	p. 437
Deploying WebObjects Applications	p. 441
The WebObjects Deployment Environment	p. 442
Managing Hosts	p. 447
Managing Applications	p. 448
Managing Instances	p. 453
Index	p. 457
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ISBN: 9780072130881
ISBN-10: 0072130881
Series: Application Development S.
Audience: Professional
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 508
Published: 1st November 2001
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
Country of Publication: US
Dimensions (cm): 23.5 x 19.1 x 2.5
Weight (kg): 0.87