Java 2 Enterprise Edition Bible

Justin Couch spends most of his time in Australia but travels extensively in the United States and England as a trainer and consultant. He is the author of Java 2 Bible (Hungry Minds) and Java 2 Networking (McGraw--Hill). Daniel H. Steinberg is from Oberlin, Ohio where he is a Mathematics Professor at Oberlin College. He is coauthor of Java 2 Bible and editor of IBM's developerWorks JavaZone.

Preface. Acknowledgments. Part I: Getting Started. Chapter 1: Defining the Enterprise. Chapter 2: Introducing Enterprise Applications. Part II: Delivering Content. Chapter 3: Creating Dynamic Content with Servlets. Chapter 4: Using Java Server Pages. Chapter 5: Sending and Receiving Mail With JavaMail. Part III: Finding Things with Databases and Searches. Chapter 6: Interacting with Relational Databases. Chapter 7: Using JDBC to Interact with SQL Databases. Chapter 8: Working with Directory Services and LDAP. Chapter 9: Accessing Directory Services with JNDI. Part IV: Communicating Between Systems With XML. Chapter 10: Building an XML Foundation. Chapter 11: Describing Documents with DTDs and Schemas. Chapter 12: Parsing Documents with JAXP. Chapter 13: Interacting with XML Using JDOM. Chapter 14: Transforming and Binding Your XML Documents. Part V: Abstracting the System. Chapter 15: Exploring the RMI Mechanism. Chapter 16: Introducing Enterprise JavaBeans. Chapter 17: Using Advanced EJB Techniques. Chapter 18: Introducing CORBA. Chapter 19: CORBA Applications in the Enterprise. Chapter 20: Why Dream of Jini? Part VI: Building Big Systems. Chapter 21: Implementing Web Services. Chapter 22: JMS. Chapter 23: Managing Transactions with JTA/JTS. Chapter 24: System Architecture Issues. Chapter 25: J2EE Design Patterns. Appendix A: Installing the J2EE Reference Implementation. Appendix B: J2EE API Version Requirements. Appendix C: J2EE Vendors and Systems. Glossary. Index.