Programming Jakarta Struts, 2nd Edition
| [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] e-Test Suite EAR files EAServer Easy Struts Project EIS (Enterprise Information System) tier EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans) and Struts applications and session beans entity beans interacting directly with Struts actions interfacing Struts interfacing to a model built using message-driven beans overview performance impact resources, packaging with Struts session beans stateless implementation session facade defining the remote interface for ejb-jar.xml file deployment descriptor for the storefront session bean ejbCreate( ) callback method EJBHomeFactory class getInstance( ) method implementation (example) using in a business delegate EJBObject interface ejbRemove( ) method EL (new expression language) encapsulating the authentication behind the security service enctype attribute, form tag (HTML tag library) Enterprise Information System [See EIS] Enterprise JavaBeans [See EJB] entity beans interacting directly with Struts entity business objects Entity-Relationship (E-R) diagrams error handling in web.xml file messages pages error-page element errors tag, custom tag (HTML tag library) event business objects event handlers, JavaScript event listeners creating declaring in the deployment descriptor example of an event listener class that initializes a logging service packaging exception chaining Exception class exception condition exception element 2nd exception handling custom tags, and declarative default exception-handler class exception class that supports a message key and arguments (example) in Struts internationalization, and 2nd Java exceptions defined performance impact of programmatic remote exceptions sequence diagram StorefrontEJBDelegate class Struts framework, provided by exception-type element, substituting for the error-code ExceptionHandler class exceptions application chained exception class that supports chained exceptions (example) checked and unchecked multiple default exception-handler class, and exception class that supports multiple nested exceptions (example) systems execute( ) method, Action class 2nd called by the controller exploded directory format Expresso 2nd 3rd extending ActionServlet class base Action class custom tags default exception-handler class (example) model components RequestProcessor class Struts configuration classes framework the framework, downsides to tiles definitions view components Extensible Markup Language [See XML] extension mapping extension points controller defined general external resources |