Oracle Application Server 10g: J2EE Deployment and Administration

Chapter 1: Overview of Features, Editions, and Releases

Table 1-1: Comparison of Oracle 10g AS Editions

Table 1-2: Tips for Choosing an Oracle 10g AS Edition

Table 1-3: J2EE 1.3 Technologies

Chapter 3: OC4J Installation and Runtime Behavior

Table 3-1: OC4J Standalone Minimum Requirements

Table 3-2: OC4J Standalone Minimum JDK Support

Table 3-3: OC4J Startup Options

Table 3-4: OC4J Default Network Ports

Chapter 4: General Server Configuration

Table 4-1: Example Setup with Multiple Configuration Directories

Table 4-2: Example Setup with Multiple Configuration Files in One Directory

Table 4-3: Server Configuration Files

Table 4-4: Log Files

Table 4-5: Debug Parameters

Table 4-6: Configuration Files Referenced in server.xml

Table 4-7: Configuration Files Referenced in application.xml

Table 4-8: Other J2EE Services

Table 4-9: Mapping OC4J Deployment Descriptors to J2EE Deployment Descriptors

Chapter 5: Configuring JNDI and JDBC Services

Table 5-1: JDBC Drivers Provided with OC4J

Table 5-2: Additional JDBC Drivers

Table 5-3: Data-Source Properties

Chapter 7: Security

Table 7-1: J2EE Web Application Authentication Methods

Chapter 8: Using JavaMail and Java APIs for XML

Table 8-1: Common JavaMail Properties

Chapter 10: Web Applications

Table 10-1: Application Directory Descriptions

Table 10-2: orion-web -app Element Attributes

Table 10-3: context-param-mapping Element of the orion-web.xml Descriptor

Table 10-4: Classloading Mappings

Table 10-5: MIME Mappings and Servlet Chaining

Table 10-6: Clustering Settings

Table 10-7: Servlet Filter Settings

Table 10-8: Session Tracking Settings

Table 10-9: EJB References in orion-web.xml

Table 10-10: Security Configuration Settings in orion-web.xml

Table 10-11: access-mask Element Attributes

Chapter 11: Enterprise JavaBeans

Table 11-1: / orion-ejb-jar Elements

Table 11-2: session-deployment Elements

Table 11-3: entity-deployment Elements

Table 11-4: entity-deployment Elements

Table 11-5: cmp-field-mapping Elements

Table 11-6: cmp-field-mapping Elements

Table 11-7: Persistence Manager Elements in field-persistence-manager

Table 11-8: finder-method Elements

Table 11-9: cmp-field Elements

Table 11-10: cmp-field-mapping Elements and One-to-Many Relationship

Table 11-11: cmp-field-mapping Elements for the Parent Bean

Table 11-12: cmp-field-mapping for Many-to-Many Mappings

Table 11-13: list-mapping Elements

Table 11-14: message-driven-deployment Elements

Table 11-15: ejb-ref-mapping Elements

Table 11-16: resource-ref-mapping Elements

Table 11-17: resource-env-ref-mapping Elements

Table 11-18: env-entry-mapping Elements

Table 11-19: jem-server-extension Elements

Table 11-20: transport-config Elements

Table 11-21: security-role-mapping Elements

Chapter 12: J2EE Connectors

Table 12-1: Setting the Connection Pool Properties

Chapter 14: Application Clients

Table 14-1: Comparison of J2EE and J2SE Application Clients

Chapter 16: Installation and Administration

Table 16-1: Apache Directive Mappings

Chapter 17: Configuring J2EE Services

Table 17-1: Java Component Versions

Table 17-2: Configuration File Descriptions