Beginning Java EE 6 with GlassFish 3, Second Edition

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■ CONTENTSStateful . ............................................................................................................................................... 239Callbacks . ............................................................................................................................................ 240Interceptors ...................................................................................................................243Around-Invoke Interceptors. ................................................................................................................ 244Method Interceptors . ........................................................................................................................... 247Life-Cycle Interceptor. ......................................................................................................................... 249Chaining and Excluding Interceptors. .................................................................................................. 250Summary .......................................................................................................................252■Chapter 9: Transactions and Security .................................................................253Transactions ..................................................................................................................253ACID. .................................................................................................................................................... 254Local Transactions. .............................................................................................................................. 254Distributed Transactions and XA . ........................................................................................................ 256Transaction Support in EJB ...........................................................................................259Container-Managed Transactions . ...................................................................................................... 259Bean-Managed Transactions. .............................................................................................................. 266Security..........................................................................................................................268Principals and Roles. ........................................................................................................................... 268Authentication and Authorization . ....................................................................................................... 269Security Support in EJB.................................................................................................269Declarative Security . ........................................................................................................................... 270Programmatic Security. ....................................................................................................................... 273Summary .......................................................................................................................275■Chapter 10: JavaServer Faces.............................................................................277Understanding JSF.........................................................................................................278FacesServlet and faces-config.xml . .................................................................................................... 279Pages and Components. ...................................................................................................................... 279Renderer. ............................................................................................................................................. 280x
■ CONTENTSConverters and Validators .................................................................................................................... 281Managed Beans and Navigation........................................................................................................... 281Ajax Support ......................................................................................................................................... 282Web Interface Specifications Overview .........................................................................282A Brief History of Web Interfaces.......................................................................................................... 283JSP 2.2, EL 2.2, and JSTL 1.2............................................................................................................... 283JSF 2.0.................................................................................................................................................. 283What’s New in JSF 2.0.......................................................................................................................... 284Reference Implementation ................................................................................................................... 284Putting It All Together ....................................................................................................284Writing the Book Entity......................................................................................................................... 286Writing the BookEJB............................................................................................................................. 286Writing the BookController Managed Bean .......................................................................................... 287Writing the newBook.xhtml Page ......................................................................................................... 288Writing the listBooks.xhtml Page.......................................................................................................... 290Configuration with web.xml.................................................................................................................. 292Compiling and Packaging with Maven ................................................................................................. 293Deploying on GlassFish......................................................................................................................... 294Running the Example............................................................................................................................ 294Summary .......................................................................................................................295■Chapter 11: Pages and Components....................................................................297Web Pages.....................................................................................................................297HTML .................................................................................................................................................... 297XHTML .................................................................................................................................................. 299CSS ....................................................................................................................................................... 301DOM...................................................................................................................................................... 303JavaScript............................................................................................................................................. 304Java Server Pages .........................................................................................................306Directive Elements................................................................................................................................ 307xi
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