Beginning Java EE 6 with GlassFish 3, Second Edition

■ INDEX element (HTML), 333listBooks.jsp page, 310listBooks.xhtml page, 290–91listeners, 172–76@Local annotation, 215local transactions, 254–55local view for bean class, 215@LocalBean annotation, 219@Lock annotation, 211locking, 162optimistic, 164pessimistic, 166logical operators in JPQL queries, 148logMethod() method, 244LongRangeValidator, 366lookup() method (MessageDrivenContext), 404lookup() method (SessionContext), 222■ MMain classrunning with application clientcontainer, 197persistence unit for, 53running with Derby, 56–57writing, 52–53managed beans, 351–62how to write, 351life cycle and callback annotations, 356@ManagedProperty annotation, 355message handling, 361–62model, 352and navigation, 281–82, 356–60scopes, 353for web application, 285@ManagedBean annotation, 281, 287, 351, 352@ManyToMany annotation, 93, 104cascade attribute, 141@ManyToOne annotation, 93cascade attribute, 141MapMessage interface, 392mapped superclass, 120mappedBy element for bidirectionalrelationships, 96, 97, 105@MappedSuperclass annotation, 120mapping, 123. See also relationship mappingattributes to primary key, 123basics, 64inheritance, 110–21tables, 65with XML, 84–86,mapping entities, 61–64 tag, 86maps for data storage, 83marked for deletion, 13marshalling, 422, 423@MatrixParam annotation, 467Maven, 21–26artifacts, 22commands, 26compiling and packaging CardValidatorweb service, 443compiling and packaging with, 194–96, 293,411, 481compiling with, 54–55dependencies, 24directory structure, 50, 285generating consumer’s artifacts andpackaging, 447history, 21installing, 26plug-ins and life cycle, 25project descriptor, 22project modularity, 24MERGE cascade type, 141merge() method (EntityManager), 132merging entity, 139 element (WSDL), 429message handling for managed beans, 361–62message time-to-live, 397, 398499