BEA WebLogic Platform 7
by Prem, Jatinder; Ciconte, Bernard; Devgan, Manish; Dunbar, Scott; Go, PeterEdition: 1st
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Pub. Date: 2003-08-05
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Summary
This book provides extremely comprehensive and in-depth coverage of the technical, as well as the socio-technical, skills you need as a J2EE practitioner to successfully build, deploy, extend, integrate and manage your enterprise-class J2EE applications and Web Services, all through one agile application infrastructure platform The WebLogic Platform 7.0 (WebLogic Server, WebLogic Workshop, WebLogic Portal and WebLogic Integration). Inside you will find intellectually constructed topics related to effectively using the J2EE technology components and services to build enterprise-class Web-enabled applications, optimally configuring your WebLogic Server to provide a scalable and highly-available execution environment for your deployed J2EE applications, how to design and build enterprise class Web Services using WebLogic Workshop, how to integrate your business processes and applications using WebLogic Integration, and finally an end-to-end practitioners approach to developing a portal solution using WebLogic Portal. Since the content in this book goes beyond just discussing J2EE and the WebLogic Platform, this book can also serve as a valuable resource for those people embedded within a J2EE software development team that need to understand the human and software engineering principles that pertain to a successful J2EE software development effort, as well as the relevance of an agile application infrastructure to derive a future-proofed solution. Learn how to create a blueprint of your J2EE applications using UML diagrams. Structure your J2EE project with agile or predictive software development methodologies. Become versed on the capabilities, new features and technical architecture of the WebLogic Platform 7.0. Master how to install and efficiently configure a WebLogic Server with BEA's performance-based JRockit JVM or Sun's HotSpot JVM. Leverage the WebLogic Server's administration and deployment tools. Master how to effectively use the WebLogic Server's implementations of the J2EE services RMI, JDBC, JNDI, JMS, and JTA. Develop presentation logic using Servlets and Java Server Pages. Use Enterprise JavaBeans (Session, Entity and Message-driven beans) to implement your business logic. Extend a WebLogic Server domain through the introduction of remote managed servers. Implement an administration and monitoring framework using Node Manager in conjunction with the WebLogic Server's new Self-Health Monitoring System. Architect and implement highly available and scalable application deployment solutions using the WebLogic Server cluster. Abstract security enforcement from J2EE applications via WebLogic's new flexible security architecture. Optimally package J2EE Web and Enterprise applications and deploy them to your WebLogic Server. Performance tune the WebLogic Server's internal subsystems. Understand the WebLogic Server internals for supporting and implementing standards-based Web Services. Leverage best practices for designing and building enterprise class Web Services using WebLogic Workshop. Develop integrated process flows between applications using WebLogic Integration's (WLI) Business Process Management (BPM) functionality. Understand the J2EE Connector Architecture through WebLogic Integration's Adapter Development Kit. Build an end-to-end portal solution using WebLogic Portal that brings to perspective the full capabilities of the WebLogic Platform WebLogic Server, WebLogic Workshop (Web Services) and Integration (Integration services).
Author Biography
Author Bio: BEA WebLogic Platform 7BEA WebLogic Platform 7 Author Bio Jatinder Prem is the founder and the chief technology officer of ObjectMind Inc. (http://www.ObjectMind.com), a startup company focused on providing creative socio-technical solutions to organizations that need assistance in building J2EE enterprise solutions on the BEA WebLogic Platform. Educated at one of London's leading technology-focused universities, The City of London University, and maintaining professional certifications in Java Programming, Oracle, and Sybase Database Administration, Prem has more than 10 years of end-to-end software development experience, using a variety of methodologies and technologies with organizations such as Morgan Stanley, KPMG, Motability Finance, SMART Technologies, the Workers Compensation Board, and DuPont. Prem's other authoring successes include co-authoring the Oracle8 Bible and the custom Dev2Dev WebLogic Platform book provided to attendees at BEA eWorld 2003. Prem can be reached via email through Prem@ObjectMind.com.
Table of Contents
I. J2EE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT ESSENTIALS.
1. An Introduction to the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition.
2. J2EE Software Development Methodologies.
3. A Developer's Guide to the Unified Modeling Language.
4. Best Practices in Java Development.
5. The J2EE Architecture and APIs.
6. Transitioning from Software Design to J2EE Technology Components and Services.
7. An Introduction to Web Services.
2. J2EE Software Development Methodologies.
3. A Developer's Guide to the Unified Modeling Language.
4. Best Practices in Java Development.
5. The J2EE Architecture and APIs.
6. Transitioning from Software Design to J2EE Technology Components and Services.
7. An Introduction to Web Services.
II. INTRODUCING THE BEA WEBLOGIC PLATFORM 7.0.
8. Zen and the Art of BEA Application Infrastructure.
9. An Introduction to WebLogic Server 7.
10. An Intuitive Guide to the Installation and Basic Configuration of the WebLogic Server.
11. The WebLogic Server and Supporting Tools Tour.
9. An Introduction to WebLogic Server 7.
10. An Intuitive Guide to the Installation and Basic Configuration of the WebLogic Server.
11. The WebLogic Server and Supporting Tools Tour.
III. WEBLOGIC AND J2EE SERVICES SUPPORT.
12. Interfacing Distributed Java-based Systems—RMI/IIOP and T3.
13. Accessing Data Repositories Using JDBC.
14. Locating Named Services through JNDI.
15. The Java Messaging Service (JMS).
16. Managing Java Transactions Using JTA.
13. Accessing Data Repositories Using JDBC.
14. Locating Named Services through JNDI.
15. The Java Messaging Service (JMS).
16. Managing Java Transactions Using JTA.
IV. DEVELOPING PRESENTATION LOGIC—JSPS AND SERVLETS.
17. Introducing Servlets.
18. Java Server Pages (JSP) and Tag Libraries.
19. JSP and Servlet Development, Testing and Deployment Best Practices.
18. Java Server Pages (JSP) and Tag Libraries.
19. JSP and Servlet Development, Testing and Deployment Best Practices.
V. DEVELOPING BUSINESS LOGIC—ENTERPRISE JAVA BEANS.
20. Developing Business Logic—Session Beans.
21. Managing Persistence—Entity Beans.
22. Asynchronous Processing—Message Driven Beans.
23. EJB Development, Testing and Deployment Best Practices.
21. Managing Persistence—Entity Beans.
22. Asynchronous Processing—Message Driven Beans.
23. EJB Development, Testing and Deployment Best Practices.
VI. BEA WEBLOGIC SERVER ADMINISTRATION.
24. Core Administration Tasks for WebLogic Server.
25. Implementing Highly Available and Scalable Solutions.
26. Designing and Implementing a Security Model.
27. Packaging and Deploying J2EE Solutions.
28. Performance Tuning the WebLogic Server Environment.
25. Implementing Highly Available and Scalable Solutions.
26. Designing and Implementing a Security Model.
27. Packaging and Deploying J2EE Solutions.
28. Performance Tuning the WebLogic Server Environment.
VII. WEB SERVICES.
29. Web Services and the WebLogic Platform.
30. Supporting SOAP, XML, WSDL within the WebLogic Server.
31. Discovering Web Services using UDDI.
32. Web Services Made Easy - WebLogic Workshop.
30. Supporting SOAP, XML, WSDL within the WebLogic Server.
31. Discovering Web Services using UDDI.
32. Web Services Made Easy - WebLogic Workshop.
VIII. INTEGRATION SERVICES PROVIDED BY WEBLOGIC SERVER 7.0.
33. An Introduction to WebLogic Integration (WLI).
34. Business and Workflow Process Management Using WLI.
35. Understanding JCA through the WLI Adapter Development Toolkit.
36. Data Aggregation, Transformation and Translation.
37. BEA Weblogic Platform Case Study. COPYRIGHT = © 2003,
1008 pp., Paper 34. Business and Workflow Process Management Using WLI.
35. Understanding JCA through the WLI Adapter Development Toolkit.
36. Data Aggregation, Transformation and Translation.
37. BEA Weblogic Platform Case Study. COPYRIGHT = © 2003,
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