Titlebook: Oracle Application Server 10g; J2EE Deployment and Michael Wessler,Erin Mulder,Jan Machacek Book 2004 Michael Wessler, Erin Mulder, Rob Ha

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General Server Configuration,need to customize a few server settings to set up data sources, JMS queues, and other common resources. When using the OC4J Standalone Edition, these settings are changed by manually editing a collection of configuration files.

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J2EE Application Deployment,a J2EE application and how they’re packaged into a deployment file. Using this information you can package the application by modifying the corresponding configuration file (deployment descriptor). Once the application has been packaged into the correct EAR file, it’s deployed to the server.

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Enterprise JavaBeans,erver, including Java Message Service (JMS) connection factories and destinations, Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) data sources, and JavaMail sessions. EJBs are typically packaged in an EJB JAR file, which includes the EJB classes and deployment descriptors. This module is then packaged into a J2EE application archive (EAR file).

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Configuring Web Services, when you need to support hundreds of custom clients or integrate with remote partners running non-Java systems. Fortunately, the software industry has defined standard web services protocols that let you expose your applications to the world through XML messages passed over HTTP.

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Configuring Web Caching,aching listener that sits in front of the Oracle HTTP Server (OHS) and provides cached content to incoming client requests. This allows for faster delivery of content to clients and reduced processing for the back-end OHS, application server, and database components.

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Michael Wessler,Erin Mulder,Jan MachacekOnly in-depth guide on the market focused purely on telling J2EE developers exactly what they need to know to get their J2EE applications up and running on Oracle AS 10g.Covers the very latest release

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978-1-59059-235-9Michael Wessler, Erin Mulder, Rob Harrop, and Jan Machacek 2004

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