Java Open Source Programming (eBook)

JOE WALNES is an IT consultant for ThoughtWorks, specializing indevelopment of Java-based enterprise software using agiletechniques. He is also a core developer of the Open SourceOpenSymphony project.ARA ABRAHAMIAN is a J2EE software developer and the XDocletproject leader.MIKE CANNON-BROOKES is the principal and founder of Atlassian, aJ2EE software, service, and support company. He founded theOpenSymphony project and contributes to various other J2EE OpenSource projects.PATRICK A. LIGHTBODY is a software engineer with Spoke Software.He is also a primary developer on the OSWorkflow, XWork, andWebWork projects.

Acknowledgments.About the Authors.Introduction.Part One: Introduction.Chapter 1: Overview of the Book.Chapter 2: Application Overview.Part Two: Building Your Open Source Toolbox.Chapter 3: Unit Testing with JUnit.Chapter 4: Testing Object Interactions with Mocks.Chapter 5: Storing Objects with Hibernate.Chapter 6: Model View Controller with WebWork.Chapter 7: Simplifying Layout with SiteMesh.Chapter 8: Adding Search Capabilities with Lucene.Chapter 9: Generating Configuration Files with Xdoclet.Chapter 10: Communication and Tools.Chapter 11: Time-Saving Tools.Part Three: Developing the Application.Chapter 12: Setting Up the Development Environment.Chapter 13: Understanding Test Driven Development.Chapter 14: Managing Lifecycles and Dependencies ofComponents.Chapter 15: Defining the Domain Model.Chapter 16: Creating a Web-Based Interface.Chapter 17: Defining Navigation, Layout, Look, and Feel.Chapter 18: Implementing Browse and Search Capabilities.Chapter 19: Adding a Shopping Cart.Chapter 20: Securing the Application.Index.