Mastering Tomcat Development(Java Open SourceLibrary)
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PETER JOEL HARRISON is Senior Developer for Customer Information Technologies, focusing on developing Java applications with servlets and JSP. Harrison is also a Webmaster for DevCentre.org, a resource for Java open source developers.
IAN MCFARLAND is president of NEO Ventures, a software consulting company that specializes in Java Web application development. Ian worked with Ted Nelson on the famous Xanadu system and helped launch Hotwired.
IAN MCFARLAND is president of NEO Ventures, a software consulting company that specializes in Java Web application development. Ian worked with Ted Nelson on the famous Xanadu system and helped launch Hotwired.
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Acknowledgments.
About the Authors.
Introduction.
PART I. TOMCAT CONFIGURATION AND MANAGEMENT.
Chapter 1. Introduction to Tomcat.
Chapter 2. Installing Tomcat.
Chapter 3. Configuring Tomcat.
Chapter 4. Hello World Wide Web.
Chapter 5. Anatomy and Life Cycle of a Servlet.
Chapter 6. Configuring Web Applications.
Chapter 7. The server.xml File in Depth.
Chapter 8. Managing Authentication with Realms.
Chapter 9. The Manager Application.
Chapter 10. The Model-View-Controller Architecture.
PART II. TOMCAT DEVELOPMENT.
Chapter 11. JavaServer Pages.
Chapter 12. Tag Libraries.
Chapter 13. MVC with Struts.
Chapter 14. Template Systems.
Chapter 15. Session Management.
Chapter 16. Databases, Connection Pools, and JDBC.
Chapter 17. Database-Aware Objects.
Chapter 18. Security.
Chapter 19. The Development Cycle.
Chapter 20. Developing Web Applications with Ant and XDoclet.
Appendix A. Server Configuration (server.xml) Reference.
Appendix B. The Deployment Descriptor (web.xml) Reference.
Index.
About the Authors.
Introduction.
PART I. TOMCAT CONFIGURATION AND MANAGEMENT.
Chapter 1. Introduction to Tomcat.
Chapter 2. Installing Tomcat.
Chapter 3. Configuring Tomcat.
Chapter 4. Hello World Wide Web.
Chapter 5. Anatomy and Life Cycle of a Servlet.
Chapter 6. Configuring Web Applications.
Chapter 7. The server.xml File in Depth.
Chapter 8. Managing Authentication with Realms.
Chapter 9. The Manager Application.
Chapter 10. The Model-View-Controller Architecture.
PART II. TOMCAT DEVELOPMENT.
Chapter 11. JavaServer Pages.
Chapter 12. Tag Libraries.
Chapter 13. MVC with Struts.
Chapter 14. Template Systems.
Chapter 15. Session Management.
Chapter 16. Databases, Connection Pools, and JDBC.
Chapter 17. Database-Aware Objects.
Chapter 18. Security.
Chapter 19. The Development Cycle.
Chapter 20. Developing Web Applications with Ant and XDoclet.
Appendix A. Server Configuration (server.xml) Reference.
Appendix B. The Deployment Descriptor (web.xml) Reference.
Index.
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