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Java Server Programming: Principles and Technologies
Subrahmanyam Allamaraju, Ph.D.

Java Server Programming: Principles and Technologies

By Subrahmanyam Allamaraju, Ph.D.

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Table of Contents
Summary........................................................................................................................1 Introduction...................................................................................................................2 Java inRetrospect.........................................................................................................6 What is server-side programming? .............................................................................9 Server-Side Applications—Programming Models...................................................14 Synchronous Request-Response Model ....................................................................16 Basic Requirements...................................................................................................16 Java RMI....................................................................................................................21 Instance Management ................................................................................................23 Location and Naming................................................................................................25 Programming Model..................................................................................................28 Synchronous Stateless Request-Reponse Model ......................................................30 The HTTP ..................................................................................................................31 HttpProgramming Needs ..........................................................................................33 Programming Model..................................................................................................39 Asynchronous Communication Model......................................................................40 MessageQueuing.......................................................................................................42 Publish and Subscribe................................................................................................44 Programming Model..................................................................................................46 Other Server-Side Requirments................................................................................48 Distributed Transaction Processing ...........................................................................48 Security......................................................................................................................53 J2EE for Server-Side Programming .........................................................................56 Distributed Components for SynchronousProgramming—EJBs .........................60 Developing and EJB ..................................................................................................61

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Session Beans ............................................................................................................68 EntityBeans...............................................................................................................69 Naming and Object Location—JNDI........................................................................77 Java Servlets and JSP Pages for Synchronous Connectionless Programming...............................................................................................................80 Java...