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Enterprise JavaBeans 3.1
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- Preface
  - Authors Note
  - Who Should Read This Book
  - How This Book Is Organized
    - Part I
    - Part II
    - Part III
    - Part IV
    - Part V
  - Software and Versions
  - Conventions Used in This Book
  - Using Code Examples
  - Safari Books Online
  - Comments and Questions
  - Acknowledgments
- I. Why Enterprise JavaBeans?
  - 1. Introduction
    - The Problem Domain
      - Breaking Up Responsibilities
        
        Core concerns
        
        Cross-cutting concerns
        
        Plumbing
      - Code Smart, Not Hard
        
        Do less
        
        The Container
      - The Enterprise JavaBeans 3.1 Specification
        
        EJB defined
      - Review
  - 2. Component Types
    - Server-Side Component Types
      - Session Beans
        
        Stateless session beans (SLSBs)
        
        Stateful session beans (SFSBs)
        
        Singleton beans
      - Message-Driven Beans (MDBs)
    - Entity Beans
      - The Java Persistence Model
    - The Model Isnt Everything
  - 3. Container Services
    - Dependency Injection (DI)
    - Concurrency
    - Instance Pooling/Caching
    - Transactions
    - Security
    - Timers
    - Naming and Object Stores
    - Interoperability
    - Lifecycle Callbacks
    - Interceptors
    - Platform Integration
    - Bringing It Together
  - 4. Developing Your First EJBs
    - Step 1: Preparation
      - Definitions
        
        Bean implementation class (session and message-driven beans)
        
        Bean instance (session and message-driven beans)
        
        Client view (session and message-driven beans)
        
        EJB Proxy (session beans)
        
        Local versus remote (session beans)
        
        Business interface (session beans)
        
        Component interface (session beans)
        
        Home interface (session beans)
        
        Endpoint interface (session beans)
        
        Message interface (MDBs)
      - Naming Conventions
        
        Common business name
      - Conventions for the Examples
    - Step 2: Coding the EJB
      - The Contract
      - The Bean Implementation Class
      - Out-of-Container Testing
      - Integration Testing
        
        Packaging
        
        Deployment into the Container
        
        The client
    - Summary
- II. Server-Side Component Models
  - 5. The Stateless Session Bean
    - The XML Deployment Descriptor
    - SessionContext
      - EJBContext
    - The Lifecycle of a Stateless Session Bean
      - The Does Not Exist State
      - The Method-Ready Pool
        
        Transitioning to the Method-Ready Pool
        
        Life in the Method-Ready Pool
        
        Transitioning out of the Method-Ready Pool: The death of a stateless bean instance
    - Example: The EncryptionEJB
      - The Contract: Business Interfaces
      - Application Exceptions
      - Bean Implementation Class
      - Accessing Environment Properties (Injection and Lookup)
    - Asynchronous Methods
  - 6. The Stateful Session Bean
    - The Lifecycle of a Stateful Session Bean
      - The Does Not Exist State
      - The Method-Ready State
        
        Transitioning into the Method-Ready state
        
        Life in the Method-Ready state
        
        Transitioning out of the Method-Ready state
      - The Passivated State
        
        System exceptions
    - Example: The FileTransferEJB
      - The Contract: Business Interfaces
      - Exceptions
      - Bean Implementation Class
      - POJO Testing Outside the Container
      - Integration Testing
  - 7. The Singleton Session Bean
    - Concurrency
      - Shared Mutable Access
      - Container-Managed Concurrency
      - Bean-Managed Concurrency
    - Lifecycle
      - Explicit Startup
    - Example: The RSSCacheEJB
      - Value Objects
      - The Contract: Business Interfaces
      - Bean Implementation Class
  - 8. Message-Driven Beans
    - JMS and Message-Driven Beans
      - JMS as a Resource
      - JMS Is Asynchronous
      - JMS Messaging Models
        
        Publish-and-subscribe
        
        Point-to-point
        
        Which messaging model should you use?
      - Learning More About JMS
    - JMS-Based Message-Driven Beans
      - @MessageDriven
        
        @ActivationConfigProperty
        
        Message selector
        
        Acknowledge mode
        
        Subscription durability
        
        MessageDrivenContext
        
        MessageListener interface
        
        Taskflow and integration for B2B: onMessage()
        
        Sending messages from a message-driven bean
    - The Lifecycle of a Message-Driven Bean
      - The Does Not Exist State
      - The Method-Ready Pool
        
        Transitioning to the Method-Ready Pool
        
        Life in the Method-Ready Pool
        
        Transitioning out of the Method-Ready Pool: The death of an MDB instance
    - Connector-Based Message-Driven Beans
    - Message Linking
      - Session Beans Should Not Receive Messages
      - The JMS APIs
        
        TopicConnectionFactory and Topic
        
        Connection and Session
        
        MessageProducer
        
        Message types
      - Example: The StatusUpdateEJBs
        
        JMS application client: Message producer
        
        Create a base listener
        
        Further testing
- III. EJB and Persistence
  - 9. Persistence: EntityManager
    - Entities Are POJOs
    - Managed Versus Unmanaged Entities
      - Persistence Context
        
        Transaction-scoped persistence context
        
        Extended persistence context
        
        Detached entities
    - Packaging a Persistence Unit
      - The Persistence Unit Class Set
    - Obtaining an EntityManager
      - EntityManagerFactory
        
        Getting an EntityManagerFactory in Java EE
      - Obtaining a Persistence Context
    - Interacting with an EntityManager
    - Example: A Persistent Employee Registry
      - A Transactional Abstraction
      - Persisting Entities
      - Finding and Updating Entities
        
        find() and getReference()
        
        merge()
        
        Queries
      - Removing Entities
      - refresh()
      - contains() and clear()
      - flush() and FlushModeType
      - Locking
      - unwrap() and getDelegate()
  - 10. Mapping Persistent Objects
    - The Programming Model
      - The Employee Entity
      - The Bean Class
      - XML Mapping File
    - Basic Relational Mapping
      - Elementary Schema Mappings
        
        @Table
        
        @Column
    - Primary Keys
      - @Id
      - Table Generators
      - Sequence Generators
      - Primary-Key Classes and Composite Keys
        
        @IdClass
        
        @EmbeddedId
    - Property Mappings
      - @Transient
      - @Basic and FetchType
      - @Lob
      - @Temporal
      - @Enumerated
    - @Embedded Objects
  - 11. Entity Relationships
    - The Seven Relationship Types
      - One-to-One Unidirectional Relationship
        
        Relational database schema
        
        Programming model
        
        Primary-key join columns
        
        Default relationship mapping
      - One-to-One Bidirectional Relationship
        
        Relational database schema
      - One-to-Many Unidirectional Relationship
        
        Relational database schema
        
        Programming model
      - Many-to-One Unidirectional Relationship
        
        Relational database schema
        
        Programming model
      - One-to-Many Bidirectional Relationship
        
        Relational database schema
        
        Programming model
        
        Usage
      - Many-to-Many Bidirectional Relationship
        
        Relational database schema
        
        Programming model
      - Many-to-Many Unidirectional Relationship
        
        Relational database schema
        
        Programming model
    - Mapping Collection-Based Relationships
      - Ordered List-Based Relationship
      - Map-Based Relationship
    - Detached Entities and FetchType
    - Cascading
      - PERSIST
      - MERGE
      - REMOVE
      - REFRESH
      - ALL
      - When to Use Cascading
  - 12. Entity Inheritance
    - Single Table per Class Hierarchy
      - Advantages
      - Disadvantages
    - Table per Concrete Class
      - Advantages
      - Disadvantages
    - Table per Subclass
      - Advantages
      - Disadvantages
    - Mixing Strategies
    - Nonentity Base Classes
  - 13. Queries, the Criteria API, and JPA QL
    - Query API
      - Parameters
      - Date Parameters
      - Paging Results
      - Hints
      - FlushMode
    - JPA QL
      - Abstract Schema Names
      - Simple Queries
      - Selecting Entity and Relationship Properties
      - Constructor Expressions
      - The IN Operator and INNER JOIN
      - LEFT JOIN
      - Fetch Joins
      - Using DISTINCT
      - The WHERE Clause and Literals
      - The WHERE Clause and Operator Precedence
      - The WHERE Clause and Arithmetic Operators
      - The WHERE Clause and Logical Operators
      - The WHERE Clause and Comparison Symbols
      - The WHERE Clause and Equality Semantics
      - The WHERE Clause and BETWEEN
      - The WHERE Clause and IN
      - The WHERE Clause and IS NULL
      - The WHERE Clause and IS EMPTY
      - The WHERE Clause and MEMBER OF
      - The WHERE Clause and LIKE
      - Functional Expressions
        
        Functional expressions in the WHERE clause
        
        Functions returning dates and times
        
        Aggregate functions in the SELECT clause
        
        COUNT (identifier or path expression)
        
        MAX( path expression), MIN( path expression)
        
        AVG( numeric ), SUM( numeric)
        
        DISTINCT, nulls, and empty arguments
      - The ORDER BY Clause
      - Bulk UPDATE and DELETE
    - Native Queries
      - Scalar Native Queries
      - Simple Entity Native Queries
      - Complex Native Queries
        
        Native queries with multiple entities
    - Named Queries
      - Named Native Queries
  - 14. Entity Callbacks and Listeners
    - Callback Events
    - Callbacks on Entity Classes
    - Entity Listeners
      - Default Entity Listeners
      - Inheritance and Listeners
- IV. Container Services
  - 15. Security
    - Authentication and Identity
    - Authorization
    - Example: A Secured School
      - The Business Interface
      - Assigning Method Permissions
      - Programmatic Security
      - The RunAs Security Identity
  - 16. JNDI, the ENC, and Injection
    - Global JNDI
    - The JNDI ENC
      - What Can Be Registered in the JNDI ENC?
      - How Is the JNDI ENC Populated?
        
        XML population
        
        Annotation population
      - How Are Things Referenced from the ENC?
        
        Using EJBContext
        
        Annotation injection
        
        Default ENC name
        
        XML injection
        
        XML overrides
        
        Injection and inheritance
    - Reference and Injection Types
      - EJB References
        
        @javax.ejb.EJB
        
        Ambiguous and overloaded EJB names
        
        Resolving EJB references
      - EntityManagerFactory References
        
        @javax.persistence.PersistenceUnit
        
        XML-based EntityManagerFactory references
        
        Scoped and overloaded unit names
      - EntityManager References
        
        @javax.persistence.PersistenceContext
      - Resource References
        
        @javax.annotation.Resource
        
        Shareable resources
      - Resource Environment and Administered Objects
      - Environment Entries
      - Message Destination References
        
        XML-based resource references
        
        Using @Resource
  - 17. Transactions
    - ACID Transactions
      - Example: The BlackjackEJB
      - Helper EJBs for Testing Transactions
      - Is the BlackjackEJB Atomic?
      - Is the BlackjackEJB Consistent?
      - Is the BlackjackEJB Isolated?
      - Is the BlackjackEJB Durable?
    - Declarative Transaction Management
      - Transaction Scope
      - Transaction Attributes
        
        Using the @TransactionAttribute annotation
        
        Transaction attributes defined
        
        EJB 3.0 persistence and transaction attributes
        
        Message-driven beans and transaction attributes
        
        EJB endpoints and transaction attributes
      - Transaction Propagation
        
        Transactions and persistence context propagation
    - Isolation and Database Locking
      - Dirty, Repeatable, and Phantom Reads
        
        Dirty reads
        
        Repeatable reads
        
        Phantom reads
      - Database Locks
      - Transaction Isolation Levels
      - Balancing Performance Against Consistency
        
        Controlling isolation levels
      - Optimistic Locking
      - Programmatic Locking
    - Nontransactional EJBs
    - Explicit Transaction Management
      - Transaction Propagation in Bean-Managed Transactions
        
        Message-driven beans and bean-managed transactions
      - Heuristic Decisions
      - UserTransaction
      - Status
      - EJBContext Rollback Methods
    - Exceptions and Transactions
      - Application Exceptions Versus System Exceptions
        
        System exceptions
        
        Application exceptions
    - Transactional Stateful Session Beans
      - The Transactional Method-Ready State
        
        Transitioning into the Transactional Method-Ready state
        
        Life in the Transactional Method-Ready state
    - Conversational Persistence Contexts
  - 18. Interceptors
    - Intercepting Methods
      - Interceptor Class
      - Applying Interceptors
        
        Annotated methods and classes
        
        Applying interceptors through XML
        
        Default interceptors
        
        Disabling interceptors
    - Interceptors and Injection
    - Intercepting Lifecycle Events
      - Custom Injection Annotations
    - Exception Handling
      - Aborting a Method Invocation
      - Catch and Rethrow Exceptions
    - Interceptor Lifecycle
    - Bean Class @AroundInvoke Methods
  - 19. Timer Service
    - Example: A Batch Credit Card Processing System
      - The Business Interface
      - javax.ejb.ScheduleExpression and @javax.ejb.Schedule
      - The Bean Implementation Class
      - The TimerService
      - The Timer
        
        Canceling timers
        
        Identifying timers
        
        Retrieving other information from timers
        
        The TimerHandle object
        
        Exceptions
    - Transactions
    - Stateless Session Bean Timers
    - Message-Driven Bean Timers
  - 20. EJB 3.1: Web Services Standards
    - Web Services Overview
    - XML Schema and XML Namespaces
      - XML Schema
      - XML Namespaces
    - SOAP 1.1
      - Web Services Styles
      - Exchanging SOAP Messages with HTTP
      - Now You See It, Now You Dont
    - WSDL 1.1
      - The <definitions> Element
      - The <portType> and <message> Elements
      - The <types> Element
      - The <binding> and <service> Elements
    - UDDI 2.0
    - From Standards to Implementation
  - 21. EJB 3.1 and Web Services
    - Accessing Web Services with JAX-RPC
      - Generating JAX-RPC Artifacts from WSDL
      - Calling a Service from an EJB
      - The <service-ref> Deployment Element
      - The JAX-RPC Mapping File
    - Defining a Web Service with JAX-RPC
      - The WSDL Document
      - The Service Endpoint Interface
      - The Stateless Bean Class
      - The Deployment Files
        
        The WSDL file
        
        The JAX-RPC mapping file
        
        The webservices.xml file
    - Using JAX-WS
      - The @WebService Annotation
      - The @WebMethod Annotation
      - The @SOAPBinding Annotation
      - The @WebParam Annotation
      - The @WebResult Annotation
      - The @OneWay Annotation
      - Separating the Web Services Contract
      - The Service Class
      - The Service Endpoint Interface
      - The @WebServiceRef Annotation
    - Other Annotations and APIs
    - JAXB
      - Taking JAXB Further
    - Conclusion
- V. Examples
  - A. FirstEJB Example
    - Description
    - Online Companion Information
    - Source Listing
      - Implementation Resources
        
        CalculatorBeanBase.java
        
        CalculatorCommonBusiness.java
        
        CalculatorLocal.java
        
        CalculatorLocalBusiness.java
        
        CalculatorLocalHome.java
        
        CalculatorRemote.java
        
        CalculatorRemoteBusiness.java
        
        CalculatorRemoteHome.java
        
        ManyViewCalculatorBean.java
        
        NoInterfaceViewCalculatorBean.java
        
        SimpleCalculatorBean.java
      - Test Resources
        
        CalculatorAssertionDelegate.java
        
        CalculatorIntegrationTestCase.java
        
        CalculatorUnitTestCase.java
        
        MultiViewCalculatorIntegrationTestCase.java
        
        jndi.properties
  - B. Stateless Session EJB: Encryption Example
    - Description
    - Online Companion Information
    - Source Listing
      - Implementation Resources
        
        EncryptionBean.java
        
        EncryptionCommonBusiness.java
        
        EncryptionException.java
        
        EncryptionLocalBusiness.java
        
        EncryptionRemoteBusiness.java
        
        META-INF/ejb-jar.xml
      - Test Resources
        
        EncryptionIntegrationTestCase.java
        
        EncryptionTestCaseSupport.java
        
        EncryptionUnitTestCase.java
  - C. Stateful Session EJB: FTP Client Example
    - Description
    - Online Companion Information
    - Source Listing
      - Implementation Resources
        
        FileTransferBean.java
        
        EncryptionBean.java
        
        EncryptionCommonBusiness.java
        
        EncryptionException.java
        
        EncryptionLocalBusiness.java
        
        EncryptionRemoteBusiness.java
        
        META-INF/ejb-jar.xml
      - Test Resources
        
        EncryptionIntegrationTestCase.java
        
        EncryptionTestCaseSupport.java
        
        EncryptionUnitTestCase.java
        
        FileTransferCommonBusiness.java
        
        FileTransferException.java
        
        FileTransferRemoteBusiness.java
      - Test Resources
        
        FileTransferIntegrationTestCase.java
        
        FileTransferTestCaseBase.java
        
        FileTransferUnitTestCase.java
        
        FtpServerPojo.java
        
        ftpusers.properties
  - D. Singleton Session EJB: RSS Cache Example
    - Description
    - Online Companion Information
    - Source Listing
      - Implementation Resources
        
        ProtectExportUtil.java
        
        RomeRssEntry.java
        
        RssCacheBean.java
        
        RssCacheCommonBusiness.java
        
        RssEntry.java
      - Test Resources
        
        RssCacheTestCaseBase.java
        
        RssCacheUnitTestCase.java
        
        TestRssCacheBean.java
        
        jndi.properties
  - E. Message-Driven EJB: Status Update Listeners Example
    - Description
    - Online Companion Information
    - Source Listing
      - Implementation Resources
        
        StatusUpdate.java
        
        StatusUpdateConstants.java
        
        EnvironmentSpecificTwitterUtil.java
        
        LoggingStatusUpdateMdb.java
        
        SecurityActions.java
        
        StatusUpdateBeanBase.java
        
        TwitterUpdateMdb.java
        
        hornetq-jms.xml
      - Test Resources
        
        MockObjectMessage.java
        
        StatusUpdateIntegrationTest.java
        
        StatusUpdateTestBase.java
        
        StatusUpdateUnitTestCase.java
        
        TwitterUpdateBlockingTestMdb.java
  - F. Java Persistence APIs: Employee Registry Example
    - Description
    - Online Companion Information
    - Source Listing
      - Implementation Resources
        
        SimpleEmployee.java
        
        EmbeddedEmployeePK.java
        
        EmployeeType.java
        
        EmployeeWithEmbeddedPK.java
        
        EmployeeWithExternalCompositePK.java
        
        EmployeeWithMappedSuperClassId.java
        
        EmployeeWithProperties.java
        
        ExternalEmployeePK.java
        
        Address.java
        
        Computer.java
        
        Customer.java
        
        Employee.java
        
        Phone.java
        
        PhoneType.java
        
        Task.java
        
        Team.java
        
        Customer.java
        
        Employee.java
        
        Person.java
        
        Customer.java
        
        Employee.java
        
        Person.java
        
        Customer.java
        
        Employee.java
        
        Person.java
        
        EntityListenerEmployee.java
        
        EventTracker.java
        
        persistence.xml
      - Test Resources
        
        EmployeeIntegrationTest.java
  - G. Security: Secured School Example
    - Description
    - Online Companion Information
    - Source Listing
      - Implementation Resources
        
        FireDepartmentLocalBusiness.java
        
        SchoolClosedException.java
        
        SecureSchoolLocalBusiness.java
        
        FileDepartmentBean.java
        
        Roles.java
        
        SecureSchoolBean.java
      - Test Resources
        
        SecureSchoolIntegrationTest.java
        
        groups.properties
        
        users.properties
  - H. Transactions: Blackjack Game Example
    - Description
    - Online Companion Information
    - Source Listing
      - Implementation Resources
        
        BankLocalBusiness.java
        
        BlackjackGameLocalBusiness.java
        
        InsufficientBalanceException.java
        
        Account.java
        
        User.java
        
        BankBean.java
        
        BlackjackGameBean.java
        
        BlackjackServiceConstants.java
        
        persistence.xml
      - Test Resources
        
        TransactionalBlackjackGameIntegrationTest.java
        
        DbInitializerBean.java
        
        ExampleUserData.java
  - I. Interceptors: TV Channel Service Example
    - Description
    - Online Companion Information
    - Source Listing
      - Implementation Resources
        
        AuditedInvocation.java
        
        CachingAuditor.java
        
        Channel2AccessPolicy.java
        
        Channel2ClosedException.java
        
        Channel2Restrictor.java
        
        TunerBean.java
        
        TunerLocalBusiness.java
      - Test Resources
        
        CachingInterceptorUnitTestCase.java
        
        Channel2RestrictorUnitTestCase.java
        
        InterceptorIntegrationTest.java
        
        MockInvocationContext.java
        
        SecurityActions.java
  - J. Timer Service: Credit Card Processor Example
    - Description
    - Online Companion Information
    - Source Listing
      - Implementation Resources
        
        CreditCardTransaction.java
        
        CreditCardTransactionProcessingLocalBusiness.java
        
        CreditCardTransactionProcessingBean.java
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