Table of Contents

Chapter 1: The Big Picture

PART I: The Mouthpiece of Java EE: The Web Tier
Chapter 2: Building Blocks of the Web Tier: Java Servlet API and Java Servlets
Chapter 3: Dynamic Web Pages: Java ServerPages (JSP)
Chapter 4: Assembling Dynamic Web Pages: JavaServer Faces (JSF)
Chapter 5: Web Sites for the Non-Browsers: JAX-RS
Chapter 6: Adding Sparkle: Java WebSocket
Chapter 7: Securing Web Applications
Chapter 8: The Self-Contained Web Site: Java EE Web Application

PART II: The Brain of Java EE: Middle Tier
Chapter 9: Introducing the Thinking Component: Enterprise Java Beans
Chapter 10: Advanced Thinking with Enterprise Beans

PART III: The Collective Memory: The Information Tier
Chapter 11: Classic Memories: JDBC
Chapter 12: Modern Memories: Persistence

PART IV: The Java EE Toolbox: Java EE Environment
Chapter 13: The Big Picture Revisited: Java EE Applications
Chapter 14: Deconstructing Components: Dependency Injection
Chapter 15: Java EE Security
Chapter 16: Think Efficient: Java Concurrency

About the Author

Danny Coward (San Francisco, CA), chief architect and web architect at Oracle, is the sole Spec Lead for the Java API for Web Sockets and sole author of the WebSocket technical documentation at Oracle.