Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- 1 Understanding Web Applications, Servlets, and JSPs
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Creating and Configuring Web Applications
- WebLogic Web Applications and Jakarta EE
- Directory Structure
- Main Steps to Create and Configure a Web Application
- Configuring How a Client Accesses a Web Application
- Configuring Virtual Hosts for Web Applications
- Targeting Web Applications to Virtual Hosts
- Loading Servlets, Context Listeners, and Filters
- Shared Jakarta EE Web Application Libraries
- Enabling GZIP Compression for Web Applications
- 3 Creating and Configuring Servlets
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Creating and Configuring JSPs
- Configuring Jakarta Server Pages (JSPs)
- Registering a JSP as a Servlet
- Configuring JSP Tag Libraries
- Configuring Welcome Files
- Customizing HTTP Error Responses
- Determining the Encoding of an HTTP Request
- Mapping IANA Character Sets to Java Character Sets
- Configuring Implicit Includes at the Beginning and End of JSPs
- Configuring JSP Property Groups
- Writing JSP Documents Using XML Syntax
- 5 Using JSF and JSTL
- 6 Configuring Resources in a Web Application
- 7 WebLogic Annotation for Web Components
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Servlet Programming Tasks
- Initializing a Servlet
- Providing an HTTP Response
- Retrieving Client Input
- Securing Client Input in Servlets
- Using Cookies in a Servlet
- Response Caching
- Using WebLogic Services from an HTTP Servlet
- Accessing Databases
- Threading Issues in HTTP Servlets
- Dispatching Requests to Another Resource
- Proxying Requests to Another Web Server
- Clustering Servlets
- Referencing a Servlet in a Web Application
- URL Pattern Matching
- The SimpleApacheURLMatchMap Utility
- A Future Response Model for HTTP Servlets
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Using Sessions and Session Persistence
- Overview of HTTP Sessions
- Setting Up Session Management
- Configuring Session Persistence
- Using a Database for Persistent Storage (JDBC Persistence)
- Using URL Rewriting Instead of Cookies
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Session Tracking from a Servlet
- A History of Session Tracking
- Tracking a Session with an HttpSession Object
- Lifetime of a Session
- How Session Tracking Works
- Detecting the Start of a Session
- Setting and Getting Session Name/Value Attributes
- Logging Out and Ending a Session
- Configuring Session Tracking
- Using URL Rewriting Instead of Cookies
- URL Rewriting and Wireless Access Protocol (WAP)
- Making Sessions Persistent
- Configuring a Maximum Limit on In-memory Servlet Sessions
- Enabling Session Memory Overload Protection
- 10 Application Events and Event Listener Classes
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Using the HTTP Publish-Subscribe Server
- Overview of HTTP Publish-Subscribe Servers
- Examples of Using the HTTP Publish-Subscribe Server
- Using the HTTP Publish-Subscribe Server: Typical Steps
- Getting Runtime Information about the Pub-Sub Server and Channels
- Enabling Security
- Advanced Topic: Using JMS as a Provider to Enable Cluster Support
- Advanced Topic: Persisting Messages to Physical Storage
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WebLogic JSP Reference
- JSP Tags
- Defining JSP Versions
- Reserved Words for Implicit Objects
- Directives for WebLogic JSP
- Declarations
- Scriptlets
- Expressions
- Example of a JSP with HTML and Embedded Java
- Actions
- JSP Expression Language
- JSP Expression Language Implicit Objects
- JSP Expression Language Literals and Operators
- JSP Expression Language Reserved Words
- JSP Expression Language Named Variables
- Securing User-Supplied Data in JSPs
- Using Sessions with JSP
- Deploying Applets from JSP
- Using the WebLogic JSP Compiler
- 13 Filters
- 14 Using WebLogic JSP Form Validation Tags
- 15 Using Custom WebLogic JSP Tags (cache, process, repeat)
- 16 Using the WebLogic EJB to JSP Integration Tool
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web.xml Deployment Descriptor Elements
- web.xml Namespace Declaration and Schema Location
- context-param
- description
- display-name
- distributable
- ejb-local-ref
- ejb-ref
- env-entry
- error-page
- filter
- filter-mapping
- icon
- jsp-config
- listener
- login-config
- message-destination-ref
- mime-mapping
- resource-env-ref
- resource-ref
- security-constraint
- security-role
- servlet
- servlet-mapping
- session-config
- web-app
- welcome-file-list
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weblogic.xml Deployment Descriptor Elements
- weblogic.xml Namespace Declaration and Schema Location
- async-descriptor
- async-work-manager
- auth-filter
- charset-params
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container-descriptor
- access-logging-disabled
- allow-all-roles
- check-auth-on-forward
- client-cert-proxy-enabled
- container-initializer-enabled
- default-mime-type
- disable-implicit-servlet-mappings
- filter-dispatched-requests-enabled
- gzip-compression
- index-directory-enabled
- index-directory-sort-by
- langtag-revision
- minimum-native-file-size
- native-io-enabled
- optimistic-serialization
- prefer-application-packages
- prefer-application-resources
- prefer-forward-query-string
- prefer-web-inf-classes
- redirect-with-absolute-url
- referer-validation
- relogin-enabled
- require-admin-traffic
- resource-reload-check-secs
- save-sessions-enabled
- servlet-reload-check-secs
- session-monitoring-enabled
- show-archived-real-path-enabled
- single-threaded-servlet-pool-size
- temp-dir
- context-root
- description
- ejb-reference-description
- fast-swap
- jsp-descriptor
- library-ref
- logging
- ready-registration
- resource-description
- resource-env-description
- run-as-role-assignment
- security-permission
- security-role-assignment
- service-reference-description
- servlet-descriptor
- session-descriptor
- url-match-map
- virtual-directory-mapping
- weblogic-version
- wl-dispatch-policy
- work-manager
- Backward Compatibility Flags
- Web Container Global Configuration
- C Support for GlassFish Deployment Descriptors
- D Web Application Best Practices
- E HTTP Proxy Servlet Parameters