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Big Blue Java: complete guide to programming Java applications with IBM tools

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1. Verfasser:	Worden, Daniel J. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Wiley 2000
Schriftenreihe:	Wiley computer publishing
Schlagworte:	IBM software Java (Computer program language) Java > Programmiersprache
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Beschreibung:	XIX, 571 S. Ill. 1 CD-ROM
ISBN:	047136343X

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adam_text	INTRODUCTION XVII CHAPTER 1 IBM'S JAVA STRATEGY 1 THE PLAYERS 1 A SHORT HISTORY OF JAVA 2 BUILDING BLOCKS OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB 2 WHY IS JAVA INTERESTING? 3 THE WEB IS NOT E-BUSINESS 4 THE WEB PROVIDES ACCESS TO E-BUSINESS 4 JAVA ENABLES E-BUSINESS 5 THE PUZZLE PIECES 5 THE PLANS 6 IBM VERSUS MICROSOFT ON THE WEB 6 NOISE VERSUS MICROSOFT 7 IBM ' S JAVA STRATEGY 8 CO-OPTING WINDOWS NT, LINUX, AND NOVELL 8 THE PRODUCTS 9 THE PIVOT 10 WHY JAVA? 11 THE IMPORTANCE OF E-COMMERCE AND JAVA TO IBM 12 THE E-COMMERCE REVOLUTION 13 IBM ' S MISSION: FIRST, PROTECT OUR INSTALL BASE 17 NEXT, GROW THE BUSINESS DISPROPORTIONATELY 18 E-COMMERCE IS THE MARKET AND E-BUSINESS IS THE THEME 20 IBM GOING FORWARD 21 IBM AND JAVASOFT 22 DRIVERS BEHIND JAVA 22 OBJECT-ORIENTED JAVA 23 THE IMPORTANCE OF COMPONENTS 24 THE ROLE OF JAVASOFT 25 THE FUTURE OF JAVA 26 SUMMARY 31 RVM CONTENTS CHAPTER 2 THE IBM JAVA PRODUCT SUITE 33 COMMON PROGRAMMING MODEL 34 THE RANGE OF TOOLS 35 LOTUS PRODUCTS 37 TOOL FEATURES AND INTEGRATION 38 SERVER SIDE SUPPORT 39 BIG BLUE JAVA PROGRAMMING MODEL 40 WHAT MAKES JAVA SO DIFFERENT? 41 THE LEGO APPROACH 41 CLASSIC MODEL-VIEW-CONTROLLER DEVELOPMENT APPROACH 42 WORKING WITH THE MODEL-VIEW-CONTROLLER PARADIGM 44 THE E-BUSINESS FRAMEWORK 44 WEB CLIENTS 45 HTML CLIENTS 45 APPLET CLIENTS 46 INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES 46 WEB APPLICATION SERVERS 47 EXTERNAL SERVICES 47 APPLYING THE MODEL-VIEW-CONTROLLER APPROACH TO E-BUSINESS TOOLS 48 EAI DRIVERS 49 APPROACHES TO EAI 49 OBJECT-ORIENTED INTEGRATION 50 CAN ' T BUILD EVERYTHING FROM SCRATCH 51 JAVA IS THE KEY TO THE ARCHITECTURE 52 APPLICATION FRAMEWORKS 52 THE MASS TRANSIT ANALOGY 54 THE ADVANTAGES 55 THE DISADVANTAGES 56 THE VALUE PROPOSITION FOR FRAMEWORKS 56 IBM APPLICATION FRAMEWORKS 57 SUMMARY 58 CHAPTER 3 TEAM: JAVA 61 UNDERSTANDING THE PROBLEM 62 BUSINESS PROCESS MAP 63 IT ' S IN THE DATA 65 ISOLATE THE DATABASE 65 A FIRST GLIMPSE 66 RISKS OF THIS APPROACH 67 PROCEEDING WITH THE NEW TOOLS 67 ROLES, RESPONSIBILITIES, AND TOOLS 68 GRAPHIC DESIGN 68 CREATING A SCREEN FORM 70 CONTENTS IN LAYING OUT THE USER INTERFACE SPACE 71 FIRST DRAFT ONLINE 72 TEAM REVIEW 74 TEAM USE OF VISUALAGE FOR JAVA 74 CORRUPTING THE WORKSPACE 75 SUMMARY 76 CHAPTER 4 INTRODUCTION TO USING VISUALAGE FOR JAVA 79 BASIC VAJ PROJECT CREATION 80 WORKING WITH A NEW VAJ PROJECT 83 USER INTERFACE COMPONENTS 85 DATA ACCESS BUILDER 92 DATA ACCESS TECHNIQUES 95 DEFINING A DATABASE SELECT 98 PROBLEMS WITH VAJ 105 SPEEDING UP THE LOADING OF JAVA APPLET CLASS LOADING PROBLEMS ON THE DEFAULTLAYOUTMANAGER 106 AND PLAF METALLOOKANDFEEL 106 DATA ACCESS BUILDER: NOTES TROUBLE DOING MORE THAN SELECTS WITH THE DATA 106 ACCESS BEANS 106 PROBLEMS WITH VAI WHEN USING SWING 106 CRASHING AND LOST WORKSPACES 107 SUMMARY 107 CHAPTER 5 INTRODUCTION TO WEBSPHERE STUDIO 109 THE STUDIO TOOLKIT 110 WHO WORKS WITH WEBSPHERE STUDIO? 111 WHAT MAKES UP WEBSPHERE STUDIO? 111 WORKING WITH WEBSPHERE STUDIO 112 IMPORTING RESOURCES INTO WEBSPHERE STUDIO 114 CONFIGURING WSS TO WORK WITH PLUG-INS 115 WORKING WITH ALLAIRE HOMESITE 118 ADVANCED EDITING OPTIONS IN WEBSPHERE 122 CHAPTER 6 NETOBJECTS FUSION 125 GETTING STARTED 126 CREATING A SITE 126 ADDING PAGES 132 ALIGNING OBJECTS 136 INSERTING TEXT 136 LINKING OBJECTS AND PAGES 138 SUMMARY 141 X CONTENTS CHAPTER 7 SERVLETS AND JAVA SERVER PAGES 143 SERVLETS DEFINED 144 HOW SERVLETS WORK 144 ADVANTAGES OF USING SERVLETS 145 ADVANTAGES OF SERVLETS OVER CGI-BIN APPLICATIONS 146 DRAWBACKS OF SERVLETS 146 JAVA SERVER PAGES 147 ADVANTAGES OF JAVA SERVER PAGES 148 WHO DEVELOPS JAVA SERVER PAGES? 148 WHEN TO USE JAVA SERVER PAGES 148 HOW JAVA SERVER PAGES EXECUTE 149 XML COMPATIBILITY 150 HOW THEY FIT TOGETHER 150 APPLICATION SCENARIO 151 WHEN TO USE SERVLETS 169 INTRODUCTION TO JAVABEANS AND EJB 169 OBJECT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENTS 171 EJB GOALS AND OBJECTIVES 172 HOW ENTERPRISE JAVABEANS WORK 173 ENTERPRISE JAVA SERVERS 174 ENTERPRISE JAVABEAN INTERFACES 176 EXECUTING ENTERPRISE JAVABEANS 176 GETTING A HANDLE ON EJB 178 MULTIDISCIPLINARY DEVELOPMENT 179 SUMMARY 180 CHAPTER 8 WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER 183 PREREQUISITES: THE HARDWARE PLATFORM 184 GETTING STARTED 184 JDK AND JRE COMPATIBILITY 186 HTTP SERVER DEPENDENCIES 189 USER ACCOUNT OPTIONS AND IMPLICATIONS 190 WINDOWS NT INSTALLATIONS 194 ADMINISTERING WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER 196 SUMMARY 200 CHAPTER 9 NETCOMMERCE 203 CREATING A WEB STORE 204 SETTING UP THE STORE SERVER 205 FUNCTION MODEL 205 MODIFICATION OF THE FUNCTION MODEL 207 CONTENTS CONNECTING TO DATABASES 219 CATALOG ARCHITECT 220 CONNECTION TO MULTIPLE DATA STORES 221 NET.DATA 222 SUMMARY 224 CHAPTER 10 DB2UDB6.1 225 DB2 AND TRYING HARDER 226 PERSISTENT DATA STORES 226 OBJECT DATABASES 227 DATABASE BASICS 228 ADOPTING RELATIONAL TECHNOLOGY 228 N-TIER CLIENT/SERVER 229 IT ' S ALL RELATIVE 230 THE CONTROL CENTER 231 CREATING STORED PROCEDURES IN UDB 6.1 238 USING VAJ 3.0 TO GENERATE DB2 STORED PROCEDURES 250 SUMMARY 259 CHAPTER 11 BIG BLUE HARDWARE 261 THE IBM WORKPAD 263 DB2 ANYWHERE 263 INTELLISYNC 263 THINKPAD NOTEBOOKS 265 INTELLISTATIONS 265 NETFINITY SERVERS 267 AS/400 268 RS6000ANDAIX 269 NUMA-Q 270 S390 271 SUMMARY 272 CHAPTER 12 BUILDING A JAVA APPLET 273 THE COMICBOOK APPLET 274 CHAPTER 13 BUILDING DEMO APPLICATIONS WITH VISUALAGE FOR JAVA AND SWING 297 A DEMO SCREEN 297 WIDGETS 298 THE CLASSES AND METHOD INVOLVED 304 EXPLANATION OF CODE COMPRISING CLASSES AND METHODS 306 CHAPTER 14 DATABASE CONNECTIVITY WITH WEBSPHERE WIZARDS 317 SUMMARY 333 \|~RF\| CONTENTS CHAPTER 15 MODEL THE BUSINESS FIRST - NOT THE SOFTWARE 337 THE CHALLENGE 338 WHAT IS A BUSINESS MODEL? 338 HOW IS A BUSINESS MODEL STRUCTURED? 339 OBJECT ORIENTATION 340 FUNCTIONAL MODELING 342 EVENT MODELING 342 BUSINESS SYSTEM ANALYSIS 343 BUILDING BUSINESS MODELS 345 THE BUSINESS FUNCTIONS 346 BUILDING THE FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM 346 FUNCTIONAL MODEL 347 OPERATING MODEL 349 CONNECTIVITY MODEL 350 EVENT MODEL 351 MEASUREMENT MODEL 353 APPLYING BUSINESS MODELS TO IT REQUIREMENTS 354 SUMMARY 356 CHAPTER 16 SF CODE GENERATION WITH SF BRIDGE 357 SF BRIDGE 358 WHAT IS ROSE SF BRIDGE? 358 HOW DOES ROSE SF BRIDGE WORK? 359 THE SF MODELING WIZARD 359 VISUALAGE FOR JAVA INTEGRATION 383 THE MODEL UPGRADE TOOL 385 SUMMARY 386 CHAPTER 17 INTRODUCTION TO SANFRANCISCO 387 GOALS OF SANFRANCISCO 388 SANFRANCISCO DRIVERS 388 SANFRANCISCO DEFINED 389 SANFRANCISCO DOMAIN AREA 389 SCOPE OF THE APPLICATION AREA 390 WHAT SANFRANCISCO GIVES YOU 391 SANFRANCISCO ENVIRONMENT SETTINGS 394 SF COMPONENTS 394 SANFRANCISCO OBJECTS 395 SANFRANCISCO APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT 403 SF SAMPLE APPLICATIONS 406 RUNNING SAMPLE SANFRANCISCO APPLICATIONS 407 CREATING A SANFRANCISCO BEAN-BASED APPLICATION 407 CONTENTS IKUB AN SF ROUTE MAP BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SF PACKAGES SUMMARY 415 416 437 CHAPTER 18 CREATING SIMPLE SANFRANCISCO APPLICATIONS 439 SF DEVELOPMENT 439 THE SANFRANCISCO FRAMEWORK 440 NONVISUAL SF BEANS 441 WNS CURRENCY EXAMPLE 444 COMMENTS ON THE CODE 447 CONFIGURING THE ENVIRONMENT 448 FURTHER SF INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION 453 CHAPTER 19 COMPONENT TRANSACTION BROKERING 455 INTRODUCTION 455 THE KEY FEATURES OF TXSERIES 456 AVAILABILITY 456 INTEGRITY 457 LONGEVITY 457 SCALABILITY 458 SECURITY 458 WEB SERVER SUPPORT 460 TXSERIES AND THE REUSE OF CURRENT APPLICATIONS 462 TXSERIES BUILDS IN THE FUTURE 463 WEBSPHERE ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT TOOLS 465 TIVOLI E-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT FOR WEBSPHERE 465 COMPONENT BROKER AS PART OF WEBSPHERE ENTERPRISE 466 PRODUCTS 467 MQ SERIES 468 MQSERIES INTEGRATOR FOR AIX AND DB2 469 MQSERIES FAMILY OF APIS 473 CHAPTER 20 INTEGRATING LEGACY SYSTEMS 477 SANFRANCISCO DATABASE INTEGRATION PROPOSAL 479 OBJECTIVE 479 INTRODUCTION 480 REQUIREMENTS 481 PROPOSED SOLUTION 481 TWO-PHASE COMMIT 483 ENTERPRISE JAVABEAN WRAPPERS 484 ENTER XML 484 I XIV CONTENTS APPROACHES AND TECHNIQUES 485 SUMMARY 485 CHAPTER 21 PULLING IT ALL TOGETHER 487 DEVELOPMENT TOOLS 488 SERVERS 488 COMPONENTS 489 MAJOR LESSONS 489 MODEL, MODEL, MODEL 489 VISUAL PROGRAMMING 490 TEAM JAVA 490 THINK DISTRIBUTED OBJECTS 491 EASING INTO IT 492 IMPLICATIONS AND RAMIFICATIONS 493 THE DEVELOPER ' S OPPORTUNITY 494 THE DEVELOPMENT MANAGER ' S OPPORTUNITY 494 THE USER BENEFITS 495 I HAVE SEEN THE FUTURE 496 APPENDIX A: PRODUCT AND RESOURCE LIST IN SANFRANCISCO OM AND WHS TOWERS 499 APPENDIX B: SANFRANCISCO WAREHOUSE CODE LISTING 535 INDEX 559
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