Java-Persistenz-Strategien: Datenzugriff in Enterprise-Anwendungen: JDO, JCA, Enterprise JavaBeans, JDBC, XML
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| adam_text | Titel: Java-Persistenz-Strategien
Autor: Munsky, Robert
Jahr: 2004
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Vorwort.............................................................................................................................11
1 Einfiihrung.................................................................................................................13
1.1 Was ist Persistenz?...............................................................................................13
1.2 Warum dieses Buch?...........................................................................................13
1.3 Serialisierung - einfach, aber zu wenig...............................................................13
1.4 Transaktionen.......................................................................................................14
1.4.1 Geschiiftstransaktionen.............................................................................15
1.4.2 Verteilte Transaktionen............................................................................16
1.4.3 Zusammenfassung....................................................................................17
1.5 Datenbanken........................................................................................................17
1.5.1 Objektorientierte Datenbanken.................................................................17
1.5.2 XML und Datenbanken............................................................................18
1.5.3 Relational Datenbanken..........................................................................18
1.5.4 Netzwerkdatenbanken und hierarchische Datenbanken...........................19
1.5.5 Zusammenfassung....................................................................................20
1.6 Objektorientierter Zugriff auf relationale Datenbanken......................................20
1.7 Beispiele und die CD zum Buch..........................................................................21
2 Domain Model............................................................................................................23
2.1 Anwendungsumgebung.......................................................................................23
2.2 Das Datenmodell..................................................................................................23
2.3 Anwendungsfalle.................................................................................................24
2.4 DB/Objektstruktur...............................................................................................26
2.5 Installation der Beispiele.....................................................................................27
3 JDBC...........................................................................................................................29
3.1 JDBC-Ubersicht...................................................................................................31
3.1.1 JDBC-Grundlagen....................................................................................31
3.2 Datenbankverbindungen......................................................................................42
3.2.1 Konfiguration einer DataSource...............................................................43
3.2.2 Client-Zugriff auf eine DataSource..........................................................46
3.2.3 ConnectionPoolDataSource......................................................................48
3.2.4 XADataSource flir verteilte Transaktionen..............................................51
3.3 ResultSets.............................................................................................................53
3.3.1 Holdability................................................................................................54
3.3.2 Scrollable ResultSets................................................................................55
3.3.3 Updatable ResultSets................................................................................55
3.3.4 Zugriff auf generierte Schliissel...............................................................68
3.3.5 Mehrere ResultSets...................................................................................69
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3.4 RowSets...............................................................................................................72
3.4.1 RowSet-Implementierungen.....................................................................72
3.4.2 Anlegen eines RowSets............................................................................73
3.4.3 Verarbeitung von RowSets.......................................................................75
3.5 Transaktionen.......................................................................................................80
3.5.1 Isolationsstufen.........................................................................................80
3.5.2 Savepoints.................................................................................................82
3.5.3 Verteilte Transaktionen............................................................................84
3.6 Datentypen...........................................................................................................85
3.6.1 Mapping von SQL- auf DB-Datentypen..................................................85
3.6.2 Benutzerdefmierte Datentypen.................................................................86
3.7 UpdateBatching....................................................................................................89
3.7.1 Batching von Statements..........................................................................89
3.7.2 Batching von PreparedStatements............................................................92
3.7.3 Herstellerspezifische Erweiterungen........................................................93
3.8 Metadaten.............................................................................................................93
3.8.1 DatabaseMetaData....................................................................................94
3.8.2 ResultSetMetaData...................................................................................95
3.8.3 ParameterMetaData..................................................................................96
3.9 Fehlerbehandlung.................................................................................................97
3.9.1 SQLException..........................................................................................97
3.9.2 SQLWarning.............................................................................................99
3.10JDBC-Treiber.......................................................................................................99
3.10.1 Treibertypen............................................................................................100
3.10.2 Treiberauswahl........................................................................................101
3.10.3 Treibereigenschaften...............................................................................103
4 Java Data Objects....................................................................................................105
4.1 Motivation..........................................................................................................105
4.2 Uberblick............................................................................................................106
4.2.1 Bestandteile............................................................................................106
4.2.2 Enhancer - Erweiterung der Klasse.......................................................107
4.2.3 JDO-Instanz - Die PersistenceCapable-Schnittstelle.............................107
4.2.4 JDO-Objektzustande...............................................................................108
4.3 Datenobjekte entwickeln mit JDO.....................................................................110
4.3.1 JDO-Datei und persistenzfahige Klasse.................................................110
4.3.2 Prozess der Erweiterung.........................................................................112
4.3.3 Identitat...................................................................................................115
4.4 PersistenceManagerFactory und PersistenceManager.......................................119
4.4.1 PersistenceManagerFactory....................................................................119
4.4.2 PersistenceManager................................................................................121
4.5 Transaktionen.....................................................................................................122
4.6 JDO - Die Praxis...............................................................................................123
4.6.1 Uberblick................................................................................................123
4.6.2 Vererbung...............................................................................................123
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4.6.3 Die Datenobjekte....................................................................................124
4.6.4 Anwendungsfalle implementieren..........................................................125
4.6.5 Persistenzmanager verwalten - Threadkoppelung.................................130
4.6.6 Constraints und andere Tiicken..............................................................133
4.6.7 Ausnahmen.............................................................................................133
4.6.8 Die Registry fur persistente Klassen......................................................134
4.7 JDO Query Language........................................................................................135
4.7.1 JDOQL im Uberblick.............................................................................135
4.7.2 Zeichenketten, Collections und Typumwandlung..................................139
4.8 JDO und J2EE....................................................................................................140
5 Persistenz im Web....................................................................................................141
5.1 Uberblick............................................................................................................141
5.2 Architekturansatze im Webumfeld und deren Umsetzung................................142
5.2.1 MVC.......................................................................................................142
5.2.2 Front-Controller......................................................................................148
5.2.3 Data Access Object (DAO)....................................................................150
5.3 Session-Koppelung von Datenzugriffskomponenten........................................153
5.3.1 Session, Servlet-Kontext oder Thread-Koppelung?...............................153
5.3.2 Funktionsweise eines Servlets................................................................154
5.3.3 Thread-Bindung von Servlets.................................................................155
5.3.4 Reaktion auf Servlet und Context Ereignisse.........................................156
5.4 Details der Implementierungen..........................................................................158
5.4.1 Ausfiihren von Statements......................................................................158
5.4.2 Connection Handling..............................................................................160
5.4.3 Primarschlussel-Generierung und deren Nutzung..................................162
5.4.4 Authentifizierung von Nutzern...............................................................163
5.4.5 Aufbau einfacher Cache-Systeme zur Lastreduzierung.........................164
5.5 Hinweise zum Beispiel......................................................................................165
5.5.1 Die Beispielstruktur................................................................................165
5.5.2 Erstellung, Installation und Ausfiihrung des Beispiels..........................165
6 Persistenz und Enterprise JavaBeans....................................................................169
6.1 Einfiihrung.........................................................................................................169
6.2 Bestandteile eines Bean.....................................................................................170
6.3 Ansprechen einer Datenbank aus EJBs heraus..................................................175
6.4 Transaktionen.....................................................................................................179
6.4.1 Bean Managed Transactions..................................................................179
6.4.2 Container Managed Transactions...........................................................181
6.4.3 SessionSynchronization Interface..........................................................183
6.4.4 Design mit EJB-Transaktionen..............................................................184
6.5 Persistenz mit Entity Beans...............................................................................185
6.5.1 Primarschliissel.......................................................................................185
6.5.2 Lebenszyklus von Entity Beans.............................................................186
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6.5.3 Bean Managed Persistence (BMP).........................................................189
6.5.4 Container Managed Persistence (CMP).................................................198
6.6 Persistenzpatterns (nicht nur) flir EJB...............................................................213
6.6.1 Session Facade (Entfernte Zugriffsschicht)...........................................213
6.6.2 Wert-Objekte (Value Objects)................................................................216
6.6.3 Datenzugriffs-Objekte (Data Access Objects).......................................220
6.6.4 Abhangige Objekte (Dependent Objects)...............................................226
6.6.5 Verzogertes Speichern (Deferred Store)................................................231
6.6.6 Historisierung (Historized State)............................................................234
6.6.7 Faules Laden (Lazy Load)......................................................................238
6.6.8 Middle Tier Cache..................................................................................240
6.6.9 Massenupdates (Entity Bulk Modification)...........................................243
6.6.10 Lange Transaktion..................................................................................244
6.7 EJB vs. JDO.......................................................................................................247
Java Connector Architecture..................................................................................253
7.1 Motivation..........................................................................................................253
7.2 Uberblick............................................................................................................253
7.3 JDBC, JDO und die Connector Architecture.....................................................254
7.4 Begriffe..............................................................................................................255
7.4.1 Enterprise Information System (EIS).....................................................255
7.4.2 Connector Architecture..........................................................................255
7.4.3 EIS Resource..........................................................................................256
7.4.4 Resource Manager (RM)........................................................................256
7.4.5 Managed Environment...........................................................................256
7.4.6 Non-managed Environment...................................................................257
7.4.7 Connection..............................................................................................257
7.4.8 Application Component..........................................................................257
7.4.9 Container................................................................................................257
7.5 Architektur.........................................................................................................257
7.5.1 Uberblick................................................................................................257
7.5.2 Systemlevelvertrage...............................................................................259
7.5.3 Non-managed Environment...................................................................260
7.6 Client APIs.........................................................................................................260
7.6.1 Common Client Interface (CCI).............................................................260
7.6.2 Hersteller-Client-API.............................................................................263
7.7 Bestandteile und Anmeldung eines Connectors................................................263
7.7.1 Bestandteile............................................................................................263
7.7.2 Beschreibungsdatei.................................................................................264
7.7.3 Auslieferung (Deployment)....................................................................264
7.8 Beispiel eines Connectors..................................................................................265
7.8.1 Uberblick................................................................................................265
7.8.2 Connector fiir Bilder...............................................................................265
7.8.3 Adapter packen und installieren.............................................................273
7.8.4 Beispielanwendung.................................................................................273
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8 Alternative Architekturen und Techniken............................................................275
8.1 SQLJ..................................................................................................................277
8.1.1 Einfiihrung..............................................................................................277
8.1.2 Ubersetzung............................................................................................282
8.1.3 Kontexte.................................................................................................287
8.1.4 Iteratoren.................................................................................................290
8.1.5 Dynamisches SQL..................................................................................292
8.1.6 Vergleich SQLJ - JDBC........................................................................297
8.2 Java in der Datenbank........................................................................................298
8.2.1 Architekturuberblick...............................................................................298
8.2.2 Anwendungsbeispiele.............................................................................299
8.2.3 Java Stored Procedures...........................................................................301
8.2.4 Java-Klassen fur benutzerdefinierte SQL-Datentypen...........................308
8.2.5 Vergleich der Architekturen...................................................................310
8.3 Objektdatenbanken............................................................................................312
8.3.1 ODMG-Standard....................................................................................313
8.3.2 Cache 5...................................................................................................317
8.3.3 Java-Anbindung......................................................................................319
8.3.4 Bewertung...............................................................................................326
8.4 J2ME..................................................................................................................327
8.4.1 Uberblick................................................................................................328
8.4.2 Mobile Datenbanken..............................................................................330
8.4.3 Record Stores..........................................................................................334
8.4.4 JDBC Optional Package.........................................................................337
8.5 Persistenz als Aspekt.........................................................................................340
8.6 Transaktionen im Web-Services-Umfeld..........................................................345
9 XML..........................................................................................................................347
9.1 XML und Java....................................................................................................349
9.1.1 DOM.......................................................................................................349
9.1.2 SAX........................................................................................................350
9.1.3 JAXB......................................................................................................350
9.2 XML und Datenbanken.....................................................................................352
9.2.1 Arten von XML-Datenbanken................................................................352
9.2.2 Arten von XML-Dokumenten................................................................353
9.2.3 Entscheidungskriterien...........................................................................354
9.3 Generierung von XML.......................................................................................355
9.3.1 SQL/XML...............................................................................................355
9.3.2 Tools.......................................................................................................359
9.4 XML-Standards..................................................................................................368
9.4.1 XML Schema..........................................................................................368
9.4.2 XPath......................................................................................................369
9.4.3 XQuery...................................................................................................371
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9.5 Produkte.............................................................................................................374
9.5.1 Relationale Datenbanken mit XML-Erweiterungen..............................374
9.5.2 Native XML-Datenbanken.....................................................................382
9.6 Zusammenfassung.............................................................................................385
Literatur.........................................................................................................................389
Autoren...........................................................................................................................393
Index................................................................................................................................395
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| indexdate | 2024-07-09T19:20:03Z |
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| title | Java-Persistenz-Strategien Datenzugriff in Enterprise-Anwendungen: JDO, JCA, Enterprise JavaBeans, JDBC, XML |
| title_auth | Java-Persistenz-Strategien Datenzugriff in Enterprise-Anwendungen: JDO, JCA, Enterprise JavaBeans, JDBC, XML |
| title_exact_search | Java-Persistenz-Strategien Datenzugriff in Enterprise-Anwendungen: JDO, JCA, Enterprise JavaBeans, JDBC, XML |
| title_full | Java-Persistenz-Strategien Datenzugriff in Enterprise-Anwendungen: JDO, JCA, Enterprise JavaBeans, JDBC, XML Andreas Holubek ...(Hrsg.) |
| title_fullStr | Java-Persistenz-Strategien Datenzugriff in Enterprise-Anwendungen: JDO, JCA, Enterprise JavaBeans, JDBC, XML Andreas Holubek ...(Hrsg.) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Java-Persistenz-Strategien Datenzugriff in Enterprise-Anwendungen: JDO, JCA, Enterprise JavaBeans, JDBC, XML Andreas Holubek ...(Hrsg.) |
| title_short | Java-Persistenz-Strategien |
| title_sort | java persistenz strategien datenzugriff in enterprise anwendungen jdo jca enterprise javabeans jdbc xml |
| title_sub | Datenzugriff in Enterprise-Anwendungen: JDO, JCA, Enterprise JavaBeans, JDBC, XML |
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