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Red Hat Application Server Manual (296 pages)
JOnAS
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Red Hat
| Category:
Software
| Size: 1.63 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Introductory Jonas Documentation
7
Java Open Application Server (Jonas): a J2EE Platform
9
Introduction to Red hat Application Server
9
Jonas Features
10
Key Features
11
Jonas Architecture
12
Database Service
15
Jonas Development and Deployment Environment
18
Clustering and Performance
19
Future Development
21
Getting Started with Jonas
23
Running the First EJB Application
23
More Complex Examples
24
Jonas Configuration
29
Jonas Configuration Rules
29
Configuring the Jonas Environment
30
Configuring the Communication Protocol and JNDI
31
Configuring Logging System (Monolog)
32
Configuring Jonas Services
34
Configuring the DB Service (Hsql)
52
Configuring JMS Resource Adapters
52
Configuring JDBC Datasources
59
Configuring Datasources
59
Cmp2.0/Jorm
60
Connectionmanager Configuration
61
Tracing SQL Requests through P6Spy
61
Jonas Class Loader Hierarchy
63
Understanding the Class Loader Hierarchy
63
Commons Class Loader
63
Application Class Loader
63
Tools Class Loader
63
Tomcat Class Loader
64
Jonas Class Loaders
64
Jonas Class Loader Hierarchy
64
Jonas Command Reference
67
Jonas
67
Jclient
70
Newbean
71
Registry
73
Genic
73
Jmsserver
75
Raconfig
76
Enterprise Beans Programmer's Guide
79
Chapter 7 Developing Session Beans
81
Introduction to Session Beans
81
The Home Interface
81
The Component Interface
82
The Enterprise Bean Class
82
Tuning the Stateless-Session Bean Pool
85
Chapter 8 Developing Entity Beans
87
Introduction to Entity Beans
87
The Home Interface
88
The Component Interface
89
The Primary Key Class
90
The Enterprise Bean Class
93
Writing Database Access Operations (Bean-Managed Persistence)
97
Configuring Database Access for Container-Managed Persistence
99
Using CMP2.0 Persistence
102
Standard CMP2.0 Aspects
102
Jonas Database Mappers
103
Jonas Database Mapping (SpecifiC Deployment Descriptor)
105
Tuning a Container for Entity Bean Optimizations
123
Chapter 9 Developing Message-Driven Beans
127
Description of a Message-Driven Bean
127
Developing a Message-Driven Bean
127
Administration Aspects
129
Running a Message-Driven Bean
130
Transactional Aspects
132
Message-Driven Beans Example
132
Tuning the Message-Driven Bean Pool
134
Defining the Deployment Descriptor
137
Principles
137
Example of Session Descriptors
138
Example of Container-Managed Persistence Entity Descriptors (CMP 1.1)
139
Tips
141
Transactional Behavior of EJB Applications
143
Declarative Transaction Management
143
Bean-Managed Transactions
145
Distributed Transaction Management
145
Enterprise Bean Environment
149
Introduction
149
Environment Entries
149
Resource References
149
Resource Environment References
150
EJB References
150
Security Management
153
Introduction
153
Declarative Security Management
153
Programmatic Security Management
154
EJB Packaging
157
Enterprise Bean Principles
157
Chapter 15 Application Deployment and Installation Guide
159
Deployment and Installation Process Principles
159
Example of Deploying and Installing an EJB Using an EJB-JAR File
159
Deploying and Installing a Web Application
161
Deploying and Installing a J2EE Application
161
Web Application Programmer's Guide
163
Developing Web Components
165
Introduction to Web Component Development
165
The JSP
165
The Servlets
166
Accessing an EJB from a Servlet or JSP Page
168
Defining the Web Deployment Descriptor
171
Principles
171
Examples of Web Deployment Descriptors
172
Tips
174
WAR Packaging
175
Principles
175
J2EE Client Application Programmer's Guide
177
Launching J2EE Client Applications
179
Launching Clients
179
Configuring the Client Container
179
Examples
180
Defining the Client Deployment Descriptor
181
Principles
181
Examples of Client Deployment Descriptors
182
Tips
183
Client Packaging
185
Principles
185
J2EE Application Assembler's Guide
187
Defining the EAR Deployment Descriptor
189
Principles
189
Simple Example of Application Deployment Descriptor
189
Advanced Example
190
Tips
190
EAR Packaging
191
Principles
191
Advanced Topics
193
Jonas Services
195
Introducing a New Service
195
Advanced Understanding
197
Jonas and the Connector Architecture
201
Introducing the Connector Architecture
201
Defining the Jonas Connector Deployment Descriptor
201
JMS User's Guide
205
JMS Is Pre-Installed and Configured
205
Writing JMS Operations Within an Application Component
205
Some Programming Rules and Restrictions When Using JMS Within EJB
209
JMS Administration
212
Running an EJB Performing JMS Operations
213
A JMS EJB Example
215
Ant EJB Tasks: Using EJB-JAR
219
Ejbjar Parameters
219
Login Modules in a Java Client
223
Configuring an Environment to Use Login Modules with Java Clients
223
Example of a Client
223
Web Services with Jonas
225
Web Services
225
Exposing a J2EE Component as a Web Service
227
The Web Services Client
230
Wsgen
232
Limitations
233
How-To Documents
235
Jonas Versions Migration Guide
237
Jonas 3.3.X to Red hat Application Server 1.0
237
How to Install a Juddi Server on Jonas
239
UDDI Server
239
What Is Juddi
239
Where Can I Find the Latest Version
239
Installation Steps
239
Create the Database
240
Links
242
Clustering with Jonas
243
Cluster Architecture
243
Load Balancing at the Web Level with Mod_Jk
244
Session Replication at the Web Level
247
Load Balancing at the EJB Level
249
Preview of a Coming Version
251
Used Symbols
251
References
252
Distributed Message Beans in Jonas 4.1
253
Scenario and General Architecture
253
Common Configuration
253
SpecifiC Configuration
254
The Beans
255
How to Use Axis in Jonas
257
Unique Axis Webapp
257
Embedded Axis Webapp
257
Axis Tests
258
Axis Tools
258
Using Websphere MQ JMS
261
Architectural Rules
261
Setting the Jonas Environment
261
Configuring Websphere MQ
262
Starting the Application
264
Limitations
264
Web Service Interoperability between Jonas and BEA Weblogic
265
Libraries
265
Accessing a Jonas Web Service from a Weblogic Server's EJB
265
Accessing a Weblogic Web Service from a Jonas EJB
267
RMI-IIOP Interoperability between Jonas and BEA Weblogic
271
Accessing a Jonas EJB from a Weblogic Server's EJB Using RMI-IIOP
271
Access a Weblogic Server's EJB from a Jonas EJB Using RMI-IIOP
271
Interoperability between Jonas and CORBA
273
Accessing an EJB Deployed on a Jonas Server by a CORBA Client
273
Accessing a CORBA Service by an EJB Deployed on Jonas Server
275
How to Migrate the New World Cruises Application to Jonas
277
Jonas Configuration
277
SUN Web Service
278
Jonas Web Service
280
Configuring JDBC Resource Adapters
283
Configuring Resource Adapters
283
Using CMP2.0/JORM
286
Connectionmanager Configuration
286
Tracing SQL Requests through P6Spy
286
Migration from Dbm Service to the JDBC RA
288
Configuring Resource Adapters
289
Principles
289
Description and Examples
289
Index
291
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Red Hat Application Server Tutorial (62 pages)
JOnAS
Brand:
Red Hat
| Category:
Software
| Size: 0.97 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction
5
About this Guide
5
Enterprise Javabeans
5
What Does What
5
Jonas Features
7
Software Requirements
8
2 Quick Start
9
Setting up the Red hat Application Server Environment
9
Running Your First EJB Application
9
Building the Examples
10
Quick Start to the SB Example
10
3 Configuring Your Environment
15
Setting up Your Java Environment
15
Configuring Ant
15
Configuring Your Jonas Environment
15
4 Getting Started with Jonas
17
Overview of the Tools
17
Starting and Stopping Jonas
17
Jonas Configuration Files
17
Database Access
24
Loading Beans Using Jonas.properties
25
Jonas Administration
25
Loading Beans Using Jonas Admin
25
Unloading Beans
26
5 Session Beans
27
Finding the Example Application
27
Building the Example
27
Running the SB Example
27
Understanding Session Beans
28
Deployment Descriptor
28
6 Entity Beans
31
Finding the Example Application
31
Understanding Entity Beans
31
Building the Example
32
Configuring Database Access
32
Running the EB Example
33
7 Message-Driven Beans
35
Building the Examples
35
Running the Examples
35
Understanding Message-Driven Beans
36
8 Accessing Beans from a Servlet
39
Quick Introduction to Servlets
39
Retrieving a Home Interface and Creating a Bean
39
Initiating a Transaction from a Servlet
41
9 Accessingbeans from a JSP
43
Accessing Beans from a JSP
43
Accessing a Bean from a JSP
43
10 The Alarm Application
45
Application Architecture Overview
45
Finding the Alarm Application
46
Setting up the Application
46
Configuring Database Access
47
Running the Alarm Demo
47
Known Bugs or Limitations
49
11 Documentation
51
Release Documentation
51
Mailing Lists
51
Jonas Users Mailing List
51
Jonas Team Mailing List
52
Glossary
53
Index
59
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