Using JavaGetting InvolvedConcepts of the Developer StudioEclipse as an Integration PlatformSAP Toolsets and PerspectivesThe Web Dynpro ToolsetWorking with J2EE ToolsThe Web Services IDEPersistence ToolsThe SAP Enterprise ConnectorTesting Java ApplicationsSAP PerspectivesDevelopment Configurations PerspectiveWeb Dynpro PerspectiveJ2EE Development PerspectiveWeb Service PerspectiveDictionary PerspectiveDesign Time Repository PerspectiveSAP Development Infrastructure for JavaWorking with the Developer StudioStarting the Developer StudioStarting the Developer Studio Using a Batch FileSetting Workspace Using the – data ParameterChanging the Default WorkspaceSetting the Java VM Using the - vm ParameterUsing Other Start ParametersWorking with J2EE ToolsBasic FunctionsCreating EJB ProjectsCreating Stateful Session BeansCreating Stateless Session BeansCreating Entity BeansCreating Message-Driven BeansEditing Enterprise BeansCreating and Editing the Enterprise Beans' MethodsCreating the Bean's Persistent FieldsCreating Beans' RelationshipsPropagating Methods to the Remote and Local InterfacesBuilding EJB JARsCreating Web ProjectsCreating JSP FilesCreating ServletsCreating FiltersCreating ListenersJSP EditorHTML EditorBuilding WARsCreating Enterprise ProjectsAdding Modules to Enterprise ProjectsBuilding EARsSpecifying Additional Libraries to be Packed into EAR FilesDeploying EARsCreating Data Source AliasesCreating PackagesConfiguring the J2EE ToolsEditors for Deployment DescriptorsEAR ConfigurationEditing application.xmlSpecifying Application Display InformationSpecifying Alternative URIsSpecifying the Context RootAdding and Removing Security RolesEditing application-j2ee-engine.xmlEditing Application ReferencesEnabling and Disabling HTTP FailoverSpecifying the Additional ClasspathSpecifying the Application Startup ModeAdding and Removing Additional ModulesWAR ConfigurationEditing web.xmlEditing web-j2ee-engine.xmlJAR ConfigurationEditing ejb-jar.xmlEditing ejb-j2ee-engine.xmlEditing persistent.xmlWorking with J2EE Engine LibrariesDefining LibrariesCreating a Library ProjectAdding JARs and ReferencesCreating a Library ArchiveDeploying a Library ArchiveDefining Library DCsCreating a Library DCDeclaring the Use of Other DCsExecuting the Component BuildReferencing Libraries in ApplicationsDeclaring Explicit References to LibrariesDeclaring Implicit References to LibrariesImporting J2EE SourcesImporting J2EE Projects in the SAP NetWeaver Developer StudioSAP Web AS 6.20 and the SAP NetWeaver Developer StudioMigrating from Web AS 6.20Assembling Enterprise Beans from Existing ClassesPropagating Metadata from ejb-jar.xml to SourcesDiagram ViewCreating Packages in the Diagram ViewEditing EJB Projects in the Diagram ViewCreating Enterprise Beans in the Diagram ViewCreating EJB Relationships in the Diagram ViewEditing ejb-jar.xml in the Diagram ViewEditing Web Projects in the Diagram ViewCreating Folders in the Diagram ViewCreating JSP and HTML Pages in the Diagram ViewImporting Resources in the Diagram ViewEditing web.xml in the Diagram ViewEditing Enterprise Projects in the Diagram ViewWeb Dynpro ToolsController/Context EditorContext StructureModel BindingProviding Data Using Value Nodes and Value AttributesData ModelerCreating a Data LinkView TemplatesUsing the Form TemplateUsing the Table TemplateUsing the ActionButton TemplateUsing the Service ControllerUsing the Relate Context Attribute TemplateMessage EditorCreating a User MessageNavigation ModelerCreating a ViewCreating a View SetEmbedding a View in a View SetCreating a PlugCreating a LinkView DesignerWorking with User Interface ElementsThe User Interface Element ContainerChart DesignerCalling the Chart DesignerWeb Dynpro ExplorerCreating a ProjectCreating a Web Dynpro Development Component ProjectWeb Dynpro Class File MinimizerImporting a ProjectDeleting a ProjectNavigatorWeb Dynpro Model ToolsImporting an Adaptive RFC ModelAdaptive RFCReusing BAPI DataMultiple Back End Support for the Adaptive RFC ModelImporting a Web Service ModelImporting a JavaBean ModelUsing External Data Imported from an XMI ModelConditions for an XMI Model ImportReferencing a ModelJava DictionaryModifying Dictionary PreferencesDevelopment ProcessCreating Data TypesInitial ValuesCreating StructuresReference FieldsTablesCreating TablesBuffering TypeCreating IndexesDeploying TablesEditing Table DefinitionsWeb Service ToolsetWeb Service PerspectiveCreating a Web ServiceThe Development ProcessCreating a Web Service for an Enterprise JavaBeanWeb Service Creation WizardCreating a Virtual InterfaceCreating a Web Service DefinitionCreating a Web Service and a Web Service ConfigurationCreating a Web Service for a Java ClassExposing Portal Services as Web ServicesWeb Service NavigatorAdvanced TechniquesCreating a Web Service with AttachmentsMaintaining SOAP ExtensionsConsuming a Web ServiceCreating a Deployable ProxyCreating a Client BeanCreating a Client ServletCreating a Client JavaServer PageCreating a Standalone ProxyConfiguring Logical PortsExtended Proxy CapabilitiesWeb Service Administration Using the Visual AdministratorWeb Service HomepageWeb Services SecuritySecure TransmissionWS SecurityAuthenticationConfiguring Transport AuthenticationConfiguring Document AuthenticationAuthorizationTesting Java ApplicationsJLinCreating and Editing VariantsExecuting TestsResultsTesting Web Dynpro Applications in the Developer StudioTest Scripts and Test ResultsRecording a Test Script in the Developer StudioReplaying a Test Script in the Developer StudioComparing Scripts and ResultsGo and CreateCreating Your First Web Dynpro ApplicationCreating a Web Dynpro ProjectCreating a Web Dynpro ComponentCreating further ViewsSpecifying the Navigation SchemaCreating Actions and Implementing NavigationDesigning a View LayoutDefining Data Binding for UI ElementsCreating a Web Dynpro ApplicationBuilding, Deploying, and Running Your ApplicationCreating Your First J2EE ApplicationCreating an EJB Module ProjectDeveloping the Calculator Session BeanCreating the Enterprise Bean ArchiveCreating a Web Module ProjectDeveloping the JavaBean CalcProxyDeveloping the Calculator.jspBuilding the Web ArchiveAssembling the Calculator ApplicationDeploying and Running the Calculator ApplicationCreating a J2EE-Based Car Rental ApplicationDefining a Data ModelCreating a Dictionary ProjectCreating a TableAdding Table ColumnsCreating an SDADeploying an SDAImplementing Data AccessCreating an EJB Module ProjectCreating the QuickBookingBean Entity BeanAdding the Implementation of the ejbCreate MethodImplementing the Business LogicCreating and Implementing Auxiliary ClassesCreating a Java Project as a Source ContainerThe Constants ClassThe QuickBookingModel JavaBeanThe Exception Class QuickCarRentalExceptionExporting the JAR FileCreating the Session Bean QuickOrderProcessorBeanImplementing the Session Bean ClassThrowing the Exception QuickCarRentalExceptionImplementing the saveBooking() MethodImplementing the cancelBooking() MethodImplementing the viewActiveBookings() MethodCreating a JAREditing Deployment DescriptorsAdding Descriptions to ejb-jar.xmlAdding Descriptions to persistent.xmlAdding Descriptions to ejb-j2ee-engine.xmlCreating a Jar FileImplementing a Web ApplicationCreating a Web Module ProjectCreating the JSP quickCarRentalViewAdding Source CodeCreating the QuickReservationServlet ServletAdding Source Code to the ServletCreating a Web ArchiveEditing Deployment DescriptorsAdding Descriptions to web.xmlCreating a War FileCreating and Deploying the Complete J2EE ApplicationCreating an Enterprise Application ProjectEditing Deployment DescriptorsAdding Descriptions to application.xmlCreating a DataSource AliasCreating an Ear FileDeploying an EARExecuting the Car Rental ApplicationMaking the Car Rental Application Available as a Web ServiceCreating a Web ServiceDeploying the Web Service QuickCarRentalServiceCreating a Web Dynpro Application Accessing ABAP FunctionsImporting a Project TemplateDeveloping the Example Application – StepsCreating a ModelCreating a Custom Controller Context and Binding it to the ModelMapping Custom Context Elements to View Context ElementsCreating Actions and Declaring MethodsEditing the UI ElementsAdding the Implementation of the Backend ConnectionBuilding, Deploying, Configuring, and Running Your ApplicationUsing the Car Rental Web Service with Web DynproImporting a Project TemplateCreating a ModelCreating a Component Context and Binding It to the ModelMapping a View Context onto the Component ControllerDefining Data Binding for UI ElementsImplementing the Event Handler of the ViewBuilding, Deploying, and Running Your ApplicationCreating an Email Client Using Web Dynpro and Web ServicesCreating a Project StructureCreating a Web Service ModelCreating the Binding: Component Controller Context and ModelMapping View Context Elements to Component Context ElementsCreating the SendEmail ActionDesigning a View LayoutAdding the Implementation for the Web Service ConnectionCalling the Execute MethodBuilding, Deploying, and Running the ProjectDebugging J2EE ApplicationsActivating DebuggingPreparations for Debugging a JSPDebugging a JSPPreparations for Debugging a ServletDebugging a ServletDebugging a Web Dynpro ApplicationActivating DebuggingStarting a Debug SessionHow to Perform Development with a TrackSetting Up the Development EnvironmentCreating Users and Assigning Groups Using UMEManaging the TrackCreating a Software Component in the SLDRegistering the Reserved Prefix for the Name Reservation ServiceCreating a DomainCreating a TrackChecking In and Importing Required SCsDeveloping the SoftwareImporting the Development ConfigurationDeveloping a Java Development ComponentCreating a Development ComponentDeveloping the ProjectBuilding the Development Component LocallyCreating Public Parts for the Development ComponentsChecking in the ActivityDeveloping a Library Development ComponentCreating a Development ComponentDeclaring the Use of Another Development ComponentBuilding and Deploying the LibraryChecking in to the DTRCreating a J2EE ApplicationCreating Development ComponentsCreating a JSPCreating a Java ClassCreating Use Dependencies on Another Development ComponentCreating a ReferenceTesting and Checking In a DCActivation in the CBSBuilding the SoftwareReleasing the Changes for ConsolidationConsolidate ChangesCreating an SCA FileImporting SCA into the Test SystemTransporting the SoftwareStarting and Stopping the SAP SystemCore Development TasksDeveloping User InterfacesWeb Dynpro for JavaGetting InvolvedArchitecture of Web DynproWeb Dynpro ComponentViewView SetPlugs and Navigation LinksWeb Dynpro WindowWindow PlugsControllerContextContext Nodes: PropertiesData Binding and MappingEventActionInterfaces of Web Dynpro ComponentsWeb Dynpro ApplicationWeb Dynpro ModelConcepts of Web Dynpro for JavaThe Model View Controller ParadigmThe Component ConceptThe Web Dynpro Project in the NWDIDevelopment in a TeamImporting Development ConfigurationsCreating a New Web Dynpro DCProviding Functions for Other DCsCreating a Public Part for a DCIncluding Development Objects in a Public PartUsing Functions of Other DCsDefining Usage Dependency for a DCExample: Using a Foreign Web Dynpro ComponentDeveloping LocallyCreating a New Web Dynpro ProjectMigrating Local Web Dynpro ProjectsSome Rules for Working with the DTRNaming ConventionsNaming Convention for AbbreviationsNaming Conventions for Coding EntitiesGo and CreateCreating the First Application ElementsCreating a ProjectCreating a Web Dynpro Development Component ProjectCreating a ComponentCopying a ComponentEmbedding ComponentsNesting ComponentsSpecifying the Call Sequence of ComponentsReferencing a ComponentCreating a WindowCreating a ViewCopying a ViewCreating an ApplicationCreating Your First Web Dynpro ApplicationCreating a Web Dynpro ProjectCreating a Web Dynpro ComponentCreating further ViewsSpecifying the Navigation SchemaCreating Actions and Implementing NavigationDesigning a View LayoutDefining Data Binding for UI ElementsCreating a Web Dynpro ApplicationBuilding, Deploying, and Running Your ApplicationCreating an Extended Web Dynpro ApplicationQuiz ApplicationCreating the First Parts of the ApplicationView Modeling and User Interface LayoutDetermining the Content and Interaction of ViewsDefining a View CompositionImplementing the View CompositionDesigning a View LayoutUsing the ActionButton TemplateCreating Navigation TransitionsController Contexts and Data BindingDefining Controller ContextsDefining Data BindingContext ProgrammingAdding QuizData Node Elements in Context NodesInitializing Top Level Value AttributesProgramming Context State ChangesPortal Integration of the Web Dynpro ApplicationCore Development TasksModel and Java DictionaryImporting an Adaptive RFC ModelAdaptive RFCReusing BAPI DataMultiple Back End Support for the Adaptive RFC ModelMapping Logical SystemsSecurity of Logical SystemsImporting a Web Service ModelImporting a JavaBean ModelImporting a WD Model of the Type JavaBean for a Local WD ProjectJavaBean Model in a Development Component ProjectConditions and Naming Conventions for an Import BeanUsing External Data Imported from an XMI ModelConditions for an XMI Model ImportEditing Model ClassesReferencing a ModelDefining Dictionary Data Types and StructuresDefining CurrenciesView – Programming UI and NavigationView Structure and DesignCreating a ViewCreating a View SetEmbedding a View in a View SetCopying a ViewRenaming a ViewViewContainerUIElement APIView TemplatesUsing the ActionButton TemplateUsing the Form TemplateUsing the Table TemplateNavigation, Plugs and Navigation LinksCreating a PlugCreating a LinkImplementing Methods for Outbound Plug CallsSuspend and Resume PlugUsing the Suspend and Resume PlugsUI Elements, Data Binding and Event HandlingUI Element GuideCommon UI Element PropertiesMethods of the UI Element APIsLayoutMatrixLayout APIMatrixData APIMatrixHeadData APIGridLayout APIGridData APIRowLayout APIRowData APIRowHeadData APIFlowLayout APIFlowData APIContainersScrollContainer APIGroup APITransparentContainer APITray APIBIApplicationFrame API: Integrating BEx Web ApplicationsBIMethods API: Access to Actions of a BEx Web ApplicationBreadcrumb NavigationBreadCrumb APIBreadCrumbStep APIMultipleBreadCrumbStep APIBusinessGraphics APIUML Model of the Business GraphicsCategory APISeries APIPoint APISimpleSeries APINumericValue APITimeValue APIData Binding of a BusinessGraphics UI ElementButton - ButtonRowCaption APICheckBox APICheckBoxGroup APIDateNavigatorDateNavigator APIDateNavigatorMarking APIDateNavigatorLegend APIDropDownByIndex APIData Binding for DropDownByIndex ElementsDropDownByKey APIData Binding for DropDownByKey ElementFileUpload and FileDownload: Data TransferFileUpload APIFileDownload APIData Binding for resource Property with FileDownload and FileUplLoading the InputStream at FileDownload on DemandGantt APIHorizontalGutter APIGeoMap APICode Example of the Use of a Geographical MapExample for Displaying a RouteIFrame APIImage APIInputField APIItemListBox APILabel APILegend APILegendItem APIMultipleLegendItem APILinkToAction APILinkToURL APIMenuBar and Popup MenuMenuBar APIMenu APIMenuActionItem APIMenuCheckBox APIMenuRadioButton APINetwork APIOfficeControl APIUsing OfficeControlPattern UI ElementsPageHeaderPageHeaderAreaContextualPanelViewSwitchFreeContextualAreaNavigationListExpandableTitlePatternTabStripPatternTabPatternTrayPatternContentAreaPatternExpandFunctionMessageAreaPhaseIndicatorWeb Dynpro PhaseIndicator API – IWDPhaseIndicatorPhase APIProgressIndicator APIRadioButton APIRadioButtonGroupByKey APIRadioButtonGroupByIndex APIRoadMap APIRoadMapStep APIMultipleRoadMapStep APITableTable APIFiltering and Sorting in a TableTableColumnGroup APITableColumn APITreeByNestingTableColumn APICell VariantsTableStandardCell APITableSingleMarkableCell APIDefining Cell VariantsTablePopin APITablePopinToggleCell APITextBar APITabstripTabStrip APITab APITextEdit APITextView APITimedTrigger APIToggleButton APIToggleLink APIToolbarToolBar APIToolBarButton APIToolBarButtonChoice APIToolBarDropDownByIndex APIToolBarDropDownByKey APIToolBarInputField APIToolBarLinkToAction APIToolBarLinkToURL APIToolBarSeparator APIToolBarToggleButton APITree APITreeNodeType APIWeb Dynpro TreeItemType API - IWDTreeItemTypeData Binding of a Tree UI ElementCode Example for Creation of a Tree UI ElementTriStateCheckBox APIValueComparison APIData Binding of User Interface Element PropertiesBindable Data TypesTyping Context Attributes for Data BindingAssignment of Dictionary Types and Java TypesDynamic MetadataCode Examples of Data BindingCode Example of Key BindingData Binding of a Dropdown List Box and Radio Button GroupCode Example of the Use of a Recursive NodeDynamic UI GenerationDynamic Generation of a User Interface ElementEvent HandlingUI Element Event ModelGeneric Validation ServiceWeb Dynpro Action at Runtime – Interface IWDActionCreating an Action at Design TimeAction TypesNon-Validating and Validating ActionsEvent Parameter and Parameter MappingWeb Dynpro ParameterMapping API - IWDParameterMappingProgramming User MessagesError HandlingCreating a User MessageMessagesProcessing a MessageExample for Using MessagesInternationalization of Web Dynpro ProjectsInternationalization Concepts for a Web Dynpro ProjectTranslation of the TextsCreating Language-Dependent Resources at Design TimeMessagesProcessing a MessageSearch Process for Determining the Required Resource BundleInternationalization ServiceDevelopment of Interactive Adobe Forms for the Web Dynpro UIAdobe LibraryInteractiveForm APIWeb Dynpro Form – UI Element CheckFieldsWeb Dynpro Form – UI Element EnumeratedDropDownListWeb Dynpro Form – UI Element EnumeratedDropDownListNoSelectWeb Dynpro Form – UI Element HideReaderToolbarWeb Dynpro Form – UI Element SubmitToSAPWeb Dynpro Form – UI Element ValueHelpDropDownListExample of the Use of an Interactive PDF FormConfiguring the Destination URL for the Adobe Document ServicesController and ContextControllersComponent ControllerInterface ControllersCustom ControllersCreating a Custom ControllerEditing a Custom ControllerCopying a Custom ControllerReferencing a Custom ControllerRenaming a Custom ControllerUsing the Service ControllerView ControllersWeb Dynpro Phase ModelContext DescriptionDeclaration of Controller ContextsContext StructureNodes and Node ElementsIndependent and Dependent NodesNode CollectionLead Selection and Node SelectionStructure Nodes and Structure BindingSingleton and Non-Singleton NodesSupply FunctionsRecursive Context NodesContext AttributesTyping Context Attributes for Data BindingAssignment of Dictionary Types and Java TypesCalculated Context AttributeUsing the Relate Context Attribute TemplateContext MappingMapping Independent and Dependent NodesMapping Context AttributesCreating a Data LinkExternal Context MappingMapping Recursive Context NodesModel BindingWeb Dynpro Application: Configuration, Deployment and ExecutionConfiguring a Web Dynpro ApplicationSetting Values of the Application PropertiesConfiguring the Web Dynpro Runtime EnvironmentUsing LogoffURL for Redirection After Terminating the ApplicatioConfiguration ServiceUser Management ServiceDeploying and Executing a Web Dynpro ApplicationDeployment ServiceExecuting a Web Dynpro Application: ClientsWeb Dynpro-Specific URL ParametersURL Generation ServiceConfiguring the Destination URL for the Adobe Document ServicesPortal Integration of Web Dynpro ApplicationsPersonalizationMobile Web Dynpro OnlineSpecifics of Nokia Series 80 and 60 DevicesSpecifics of BlackBerry Wireless HandheldsSpecifics of Pocket PCsMobile Add-On LibraryBarCodeReader APIUsing the BarCodeReaderFunctionKey APIUsing the FunctionKeyRFIDReaderUsing the RFIDReaderEnsuring QualityDebugging a Web Dynpro ApplicationEnabling Debugging on the ServerSetting Breakpoints in Web Dynpro ApplicationsCreating Debug Launch ConfigurationsStarting and Stopping DebuggingLogging, Tracing and MonitoringClient TracingLoggingAvailability Monitoring for Web Dynpro ApplicationsWeb Dynpro ConsolePerformance Data Within the Request Response CycleMeasuring the Performance of the Web Dynpro FrameworkDetermination of Performance Data for ClientsDisplay of Performance Data for RequestsDisplay of Performance Data for the Model or BackendDisplay of Performance Data for UsersInvalidating Metadata CachesMetadata Comparison for Web Dynpro ProjectsWeb Dynpro Content AdministratorStructure of the Web Dynpro Content AdministratorCreating JCo DestinationsMaintaining JCo DestinationsStarting Assigned SLDsChecking SLD ConnectionsBrowse and Search FunctionActivating and Deactivating ApplicationsDefining and Maintaining Text MappingSetting up a Web Dynpro Application for a Logon TicketServices for the SAP System Landscape Directory and SAP Java ConReferencesWeb Dynpro ToolsController/Context EditorContext StructureModel BindingProviding Data Using Value Nodes and Value AttributesData ModelerCreating a Data LinkView TemplatesUsing the Form TemplateUsing the Table TemplateUsing the ActionButton TemplateUsing the Service ControllerUsing the Relate Context Attribute TemplateMessage EditorCreating a User MessageNavigation ModelerCreating a ViewCreating a View SetEmbedding a View in a View SetCreating a PlugCreating a LinkView DesignerWorking with User Interface ElementsThe User Interface Element ContainerChart DesignerCalling the Chart DesignerWeb Dynpro ExplorerCreating a ProjectCreating a Web Dynpro Development Component ProjectWeb Dynpro Class File MinimizerImporting a ProjectDeleting a ProjectNavigatorWeb Dynpro Model ToolsImporting an Adaptive RFC ModelAdaptive RFCReusing BAPI DataMultiple Back End Support for the Adaptive RFC ModelImporting a Web Service ModelImporting a JavaBean ModelUsing External Data Imported from an XMI ModelConditions for an XMI Model ImportReferencing a ModelJ2EE Web ApplicationsJ2EE Application ConceptsWeb ContainerJ2EE Web ApplicationWeb ComponentsServlet Life-cycleJSP Life-cycleObjects of ScopeHints on Designing J2EE Web ApplicationsDeveloping J2EE Web ApplicationsCreating Web ProjectsDeveloping ServletsCreating ServletsInitializing ServletsServicing Client RequestsRetrieving Client InputRetrieving Multipart Request MessagesRequest Attributes When Using Application ZonesObtaining the Remote Host AddressComposing HTTP ResponsesHTTP Response over Persistent ConnectionsIOException in Cases When Client Closes ConnectionThreadsafe ServletsHandling Cookies in ServletsSetting Cookies in HTTP ServletsRetrieving Cookies from the HTTP RequestJ2EE Engine CookiesServlet-defined CookiesHTTP SessionsLifetime of a SessionSession Tracking with ServletsAccessing and Manipulating the Session ObjectTerminating a SessionURL Rewriting as an Alternative to CookiesHTTP Sessions and Failover of Web ApplicationsSession Support for Concurrent RequestsDispatching Requests to Web Application ResourcesIncluding RequestsForwarding RequestsDestroying Servlet InstancesDeveloping Event ListenersDeveloping JSP PagesCreating JSP FilesJSP Syntax Elements OutlineImplicit VariablesUsing the page DirectiveUsing the taglib and include DirectivesIncluding and Forwarding Requests in a JSPUsing DeclarationsUsing ScriptletsDeveloping Custom JSP Tag LibrariesImplementing Tag HandlersDescribing the Tag LibraryUsing a Custom Tag in a JSP PageDeveloping FiltersInitializing FiltersFiltering Requests or ResponsesJ2EE Web Applications SecurityAuthentication for Web Applications Users on the J2EE EngineOverview of the Login Process in JAASUsing Login Modules to Protect Web ApplicationsSAP Specific HTTP CallbacksChanging the User PasswordSecurity SessionsAuthorization for Web Application Users on the J2EE EngineSingle Sign-on for J2EE Web ApplicationsPropagation of Security Principals to Other Containers on the J2Building WARsJ2EE Web Components ConfigurationSpecifying Web Application Display InformationDeclaring and Configuring Web ComponentsDefining Servlet Context ParametersMapping Servlets and JSP PagesMapping FiltersSetting up the Application Operational EnvironmentConfiguring Environment EntriesConfiguring Resource Environment EntriesConfiguring Resource ReferencesConfiguring Enterprise Bean ReferencesDefining Server Component ReferencesConfiguring Web Applications SecuritySpecifying Security ConstraintsDefining Web Application Security RolesConfiguring AuthenticationConfiguring the J2EE Engine CookiesLimiting the Number of HTTP SessionsCustom Error PagesConfiguring Custom Error Response PagesDefining Custom HTTP Response Status CodesConfiguring JSP Tag LibrariesConfiguring Failover AlertConfiguring Welcome PagesConfiguring Session Tracking with URL Rewriting OnlySpecifying HTTP Session TimeoutDefault Configurations of the Web ContainerEditing the Global Deployment DescriptorsDefault Implementation of HTTP PUT MethodProviding Long-lived Request and Response ObjectsJSP ServletInvoker ServletDefault ServletPasswordChangeForm ServletCreating Enterprise ProjectsBuilding EARsDeploying EARsMetadata Comparison ToolDeveloping Business LogicDeveloping Enterprise BeansIntroduction to Enterprise BeansEnterprise Bean StructureJ2EE Engine EJB ArchitectureDeveloping an EJB ApplicationCreating EJB ProjectsDeveloping Session BeansStateful or Stateless Session BeansCreating Stateless Session BeansCreating Stateful Session BeansCreating and Editing the Enterprise Beans' MethodsCreating and Editing the Deployment DescriptorsSetting the EJB JAR PropertiesSpecifying Bean-Specific PropertiesDeclaring Environment EntriesDeclaring EJB ReferencesDeclaring Resource ReferencesDefining Transaction AttributesSpecifying Arbitrary JNDI Names for Your BeansSpecifying the Bean’s Container SizeSpecifying JNDI Names for the Beans ReferencesSpecifying References to Objects Bound in the JNDIStateful Session Beans' TimeoutsSpecifying Stateful Session Beans' TimeoutsDeveloping Entity BeansBean-Managed or Container-Managed Entity BeansCreating Entity BeansCreating and Editing the Enterprise Beans' MethodsCreating the Bean's Persistent FieldsCreating Primary KeysCreating Dependent-Value Persistent FieldsContainer-Managed RelationshipsCreating Beans' RelationshipsDefining Relationships Between Container-Managed Entity BeansMapping RelationshipsCreating and Editing the Deployment DescriptorsSetting the EJB JAR PropertiesSpecifying Bean-Specific PropertiesDeclaring Environment EntriesDeclaring EJB ReferencesDeclaring Resource ReferencesSpecifying the Deployment Properties of Finder/Select QueriesDefining Transaction AttributesSpecifying Arbitrary JNDI Names for Your BeansSpecifying the Bean’s Container SizeSpecifying the Initial Cache Size of the Persistence ManagerSpecifying Primary Key Deployment PropertiesSpecifying JNDI Names for the Beans ReferencesSpecifying the Data Source and the Database VendorSpecifying References to Objects Bound in the JNDILockingChoosing the Type of Enqueue Server LockingIsolation LevelsEnabling Database LockingDatabase MappingMapping Entity Beans to Database TablesMapping Persistent Fields (cmp-fields)Mapping RelationshipsVerifying the Object/Relational MappingObject/Relational Mapping RulesOptimizations and Performance TuningDefining Entity Beans as Read-OnlyDeveloping Message-Driven BeansCreating Message-Driven BeansCreating and Editing the Deployment DescriptorsSetting the EJB JAR PropertiesSpecifying Bean-Specific PropertiesDeclaring Environment EntriesDeclaring EJB ReferencesDeclaring Resource ReferencesDefining Transaction AttributesSpecifying Arbitrary JNDI Names for Your BeansSpecifying JNDI Names for the Beans ReferencesConfiguring Message-Driven Bean Specific PropertiesSpecifying References to Objects Bound in the JNDIMessage-Driven Bean ExamplePool PropertiesSpecifying the Pool PropertiesSecurity for Enterprise BeansDefining Security RolesMapping Security RolesSpecifying Permissions for Method InvocationsDeclaring Security Role ReferencesSpecifying Security IdentitySpecifying Security When Using IIOPFailover for Enterprise BeansEnabling and Disabling HTTP FailoverEnabling Stateful Session FailoverSpecifying the Failover Persistent StorageEnterprise Bean ClientsLooking Up Enterprise BeansConnecting to Enterprise Beans on SAP NetWeaver 7.2 AS JavaBuilding EJB JARsCreating Enterprise ProjectsBuilding EARsDeploying EARsConfiguring Enterprise Beans After DeploymentJava MessagingDeveloping JMS ApplicationsJMS OverviewDestinationsPoint-to-Point ModelCreating a Message Producer and Consumer for a QueueQueue Sender and ReceiverLimitation of Message Delivery AttemptsPublish-Subscribe ModelCreating a Message Producer and Consumer for a TopicTopic Publisher ExampleAsynchronously Receiving Messages Sent to a TopicSynchronously Receiving Messages Sent to a TopicManaging Durable SubscriptionsCreating Temporary DestinationsMessage SelectorCreating a Message SelectorMessage Selector SyntaxJMS MessagesProcessing the Received MessagesMessage AcknowledgementJMS Provider Security AspectsClosing Connections and Handling ExceptionsGetting Started with Message-Driven Bean DevelopmentUsing Message Driven Beans in SAP NetWeaver Application ServerSetting Up the JMS Environment Using the Visual AdministratorDefining the Connection Factory and Destination Wrapper ObjectsDeploying the Connection Factories and DestinationsJMS Client ExampleThe Message Driven BeanCreating the MDB ApplicationCreating an EJB Module ProjectDeveloping the Message Driven BeanCreating the Enterprise Bean ArchiveAssembling the MDB ApplicationDeploying the MDBRunning the ExampleDeveloping Message-Driven BeansCreating Message-Driven BeansCreating and Editing the Deployment DescriptorsSetting the EJB JAR PropertiesSpecifying Bean-Specific PropertiesDeclaring Environment EntriesDeclaring EJB ReferencesDeclaring Resource ReferencesDefining Transaction AttributesSpecifying Arbitrary JNDI Names for Your BeansSpecifying JNDI Names for the Beans ReferencesConfiguring Message-Driven Bean Specific PropertiesSpecifying References to Objects Bound in the JNDIMessage-Driven Bean ExampleIntegrating an External JMS ProviderNaming (JNDI)JNDI Registry Service Specific FeaturesJ2EE Engine Specific Environment ParametersCreating an InitialContextIntegration with Other ServicesDeveloping Application ClientsPerforming Lookup from Application ClientPackaging and Deploying Application ClientDeveloping Java PersistenceJava Persistence InfrastructureTable BufferBuffer GranularityStatements Using the BufferStatements Bypassing the BufferModifications and Actions on the Remote BuffersBuffering HintsSQL TraceLaunching the SQL TraceActivating and Deactivating SQL TraceEvaluating the SQL TraceSQL Trace FilteringSQL Trace File AdministrationStatement PoolingJava DictionaryModifying Dictionary PreferencesDevelopment ProcessCreating Data TypesInitial ValuesCreating StructuresReference FieldsTablesCreating TablesBuffering TypeCreating IndexesDeploying TablesEditing Table DefinitionsConnectivityUsing the Default DataSourceRegistering a DataSource AliasCreating a DataSourceReconnecting to the DB in the Event of a DB CrashRelational PersistenceGetting Started with Relational PersistenceCreating the Database TablesCreating the Web ProjectDeveloping the EmployeeData ClassDeveloping the Data Access InterfaceCreating the SQLJ Connection ContextCreating an SQLJ ResultSet IteratorImplementing the Data Access Interface with SQLJImplementing the Data Access Interface with JDBCDeveloping the Web Front EndAssembling the ApplicationDeploying and Running the ApplicationOpen SQL/JDBCGetting a Connection to the DatabaseInserting Data Into a TableUsing QueriesSemantics of the Data Types DATE, TIME, and TIMESTAMPTransactions in Open SQL/JDBCNative SQL AccessError HandlingOpen SQL/SQLJSyntax OverviewCreating and Editing SQLJ SourcesDatabase Connection ContextExecution ContextHost Variables and Host ExpressionsDML StatementsResultSet IteratorsSingle-Row QueryHandling NULL ValuesSQLJ BatchingCombining SQLJ and JDBCTransactions in Open SQL/SQLJUsing the SQLJ CheckerDebugging SQLJ SourcesOpen SQL GrammarOpen SQL Data TypesCharacter StringsBinary StringsUsing LOBsReading and Writing LOBs En BlocUsing LocatorsUsing StreamsNumbersDatetime ValuesObject Persistence for JavaEnterprise Entity BeansJava Data Objec