WebLogic: The Definitive Guide

By Avinash Chugh, Jon Mountjoy

Publisher : O'Reilly
Pub Date : February 2004
ISBN : 0-596-00432-X
Pages : 848


WebLogic: The Definitive Guide presents a 360-degree view of the world of WebLogic. Exhaustive treatment of the WebLogic server and management console answers any question that readers might think to ask. From building, packaging, and deploying applications, to optimizing the runtime WebLogic environment, dealing with security issues, and understanding Enterprise APIs, this book covers everything developers, administrators, and system architects must understand to work with this powerful and complex application server.

Copyright
Preface
Who Should Read This Book?
Organization
Online Documentation
Conventions Used in This Book
Using Code Examples
Comments and Questions
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Introduction
Section 1.1. Overview of WebLogic Server
Section 1.2. Software and Versions
Section 1.3. Getting Started with WebLogic Server
Chapter 2. Web Applications
Section 2.1. Packaging and Deployment
Section 2.2. Configuring Web Applications
Section 2.3. Servlets and JSPs
Section 2.4. JSP Tag Libraries
Section 2.5. Session Tracking
Section 2.6. Session Persistence
Section 2.7. Clusters and Replicated Persistence
Section 2.8. Configuring a Simple Web Cluster
Section 2.9. Security Configuration
Section 2.10. Monitoring Web Applications
Chapter 3. Managing the Web Server
Section 3.1. Configuring WebLogic's HTTP Server
Section 3.2. Virtual Hosting
Section 3.3. HTTP Access Logs
Section 3.4. Understanding Proxies
Section 3.5. Web Server Plug-ins

Chapter 4. Using JNDI and RMI
Section 4.1. Using WebLogic's JNDI
Section 4.2. Using JNDI in a Clustered Environment
Section 4.3. Using WebLogic's RMI
Section 4.4. Using WebLogic's RMI over IIOP
Chapter 5. JDBC
Section 5.1. Overview of JDBC Resources
Section 5.2. Configuring JDBC Connectivity
Section 5.3. WebLogic's Wrapper Drivers
Section 5.4. Rowsets
Section 5.5. Clustering and JDBC Connections
Chapter 6. Transactions
Section 6.1. Overview
Section 6.2. EJB Transactions
Section 6.3. The Transaction Service
Section 6.4. Managing WebLogic JTA
Chapter 7. J2EE Connectors
Section 7.1. Assembling and Deploying Resource Adapters
Section 7.2. Configuring Resource Adapters
Section 7.3. WebLogic-Specific Configuration Options
Section 7.4. Using the Resource Adapter
Section 7.5. Monitoring Connections
Chapter 8. JMS
Section 8.1. Configuring JMS Resources
Section 8.2. Optimizing JMS Performance
Section 8.3. Controlling Message Delivery
Section 8.4. JMS Programming Issues
Section 8.5. Clustered JMS
Section 8.6. WebLogic's Messaging Bridge
Section 8.7. Monitoring JMS
Chapter 9. JavaMail
Section 9.1. Configuring a Mail Session
Section 9.2. Using JavaMail
Section 9.3. Using Other JavaMail Providers
Chapter 10. Using EJBs
Section 10.1. Getting Started
Section 10.2. Development Guidelines
Section 10.3. Managing WebLogic's EJB Container
Section 10.4. Configuring Entity Beans
Section 10.5. EJBs and Transactions
Section 10.6. EJBs and Clustering
Chapter 11. Using CMP and EJB QL
Section 11.1. Building CMP Entity Beans
Section 11.2. Features of WebLogic's CMP
Section 11.3. Container-Managed Relationships
Section 11.4. EJB QL
Chapter 12. Packaging and Deployment
Section 12.1. Packaging
Section 12.2. Deployment Tools
Section 12.3. Application Deployment
Section 12.4. WebLogic's Classloading Framework
Section 12.5. Deployment Considerations
Section 12.6. Split Directory Development
Chapter 13. Managing Domains
Section 13.1. Structure of a Domain
Section 13.2. Designing a Domain
Section 13.3. Creating Domains
Section 13.4. Domain Backups
Section 13.5. Handling System Failure
Section 13.6. Domain Network Configuration
Section 13.7. Node Manager
Section 13.8. The Server Life Cycle
Section 13.9. Monitoring a WebLogic Domain
Chapter 14. Clustering
Section 14.1. An Overview of Clustering
Section 14.2. A Closer Look at the Frontend Tier
Section 14.3. Load-Balancing Schemes
Section 14.4. Using J2EE Services on the Object Tier
Section 14.5. Combined-Tier Architecture
Section 14.6. Securing a Clustered Solution
Section 14.7. Machines, Replication Groups, and Failover
Section 14.8. Network Configuration
Section 14.9. Monitoring Clusters
Chapter 15. Performance, Monitoring, and Tuning
Section 15.1. Tuning WebLogic Applications
Section 15.2. Tuning the Application Server
Section 15.3. Tuning the JVM
Chapter 16. SSL
Section 16.1. An Overview of SSL
Section 16.2. Configuring WebLogic's SSL
Section 16.3. Programmatic SSL
Section 16.4. Mapping Certificates to WebLogic Users
Chapter 17. Security
Section 17.1. The Java Security Manager
Section 17.2. Connection Filtering
Section 17.3. The Security Provider Architecture
Section 17.4. The Providers
Section 17.5. Configuring Trust Between Two Domains
Section 17.6. JAAS Authentication in a Client
Section 17.7. Creating a Custom Authentication Provider
Section 17.8. Creating an Identity Assertion Provider
Chapter 18. XML
Section 18.1. JAXP
Section 18.2. Built-in Processors
Section 18.3. The XML Registry
Section 18.4. XML Application Scoping
Section 18.5. WebLogic's Streaming API
Section 18.6. WebLogic's XPath API
Section 18.7. Miscellaneous Extensions
Chapter 19. Web Services
Section 19.1. Using the Web Services Framework
Section 19.2. Web Service Design Considerations
Section 19.3. Implementing the Backend Components
Section 19.4. Datatypes
Section 19.5. Implementing Clients
Section 19.6. Reliable SOAP Messaging
Section 19.7. SOAP Message Handlers
Section 19.8. Security
Section 19.9. UDDI
Section 19.10. Internationalization and Character Sets
Chapter 20. JMX
Section 20.1. The MBean Architecture
Section 20.2. Accessing MBean Servers
Section 20.3. Accessing MBeans
Section 20.4. Examples
Section 20.5. MBean Notifications
Section 20.6. Monitor MBeans
Section 20.7. Timer MBeans
Chapter 21. Logging and Internationalization
Section 21.1. The Logging Architecture
Section 21.2. Listening for Log Messages
Section 21.3. Generating Log Messages
Chapter 22. SNMP
Section 22.1. WebLogic's SNMP Infrastructure
Section 22.2. Using the SNMP Agent
Section 22.3. Traps
Section 22.4. SNMP Proxies
Colophon
Index

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