Jboss

JBoss has made a critical transition from users "trying it out," downloading the application server and putting it on internal test boxes, to "rolling it out," or in other words, putting it on production machines and depending on it. JBoss: A Developer's Notebook, provides clear and concise details for installing and deploying J2EE technologies on JBoss.

Norman Richards has developed software for a decade and has been working with code generation techniques for much of that time. He is an avid XDoclet user and evangelist. Norman lives in Austin, Texas.

Sam Griffith is an OO Architect/Developer/Mentor who has programmed OO systems since 1987. He has used Obj-C, C++, Smalltalk, Object Pascal, Object-Forth (Neon), CLOS and other OO systems.

The Developer's Notebook Series

ix

Preface

xiii

Installing and Running JBoss

1

(11)

Installing the Server

1

(1)

Starting Up JBoss

2

(2)

Examining the Server (JMX Console)

4

(3)

Shutting Down the Server

7

(1)

Specifying a Server Configuration

8

(1)

Creating a New Configuration

9

(3)

Deploying an Application on JBoss

12

(15)

Getting Ant

12

(1)

Creating and Packaging the Application

13

(7)

Running the Application

20

(2)

Modifying the Deployed Application

22

(1)

Exploding Deployments

23

(1)

Viewing the Application on the Management Console

24

(1)

Uninstalling the Application

25

(2)

Creating a Complete Application

27

(20)

Building the EJB Tier

28

(9)

Using XDoclet to Build the Web Tier

37

(3)

Defining Users

40

(1)

Deploying the Application

41

(2)

Examining the Database

43

(4)

Connecting to a Real Database

47

(14)

Setting Up MySQL

47

(2)

Adding the JDBC Driver

49

(3)

Creating a Datasource

52

(4)

Linking the Datasource to Our Application

56

(2)

Monitoring the Connection Pool

58

(3)

Applying Security

61

(16)

Defining a Security Domain

61

(2)

Using a Relational Database for Users

63

(2)

Using Hashed Passwords

65

(4)

Using an LDAP Server for Users

69

(3)

Stacking Login Modules

72

(3)

Enabling SSL

75

(2)

Logging

77

(14)

Configuring log4j

77

(3)

Adding a Logging Category

80

(2)

Configuring the Log Format

82

(1)

Creating a New Logfile

83

(1)

Rolling Logfiles

84

(1)

Adjusting Logging from the JMX Console

85

(2)

HTTP Access Logs

87

(1)

Logging Generated SQL for CMP

88

(3)

Configuring Persistence

91

(20)

Managing Schema

91

(3)

Mapping Objects

94

(5)

Mapping Relations

99

(5)

Adding Audit Data

104

(4)

Generating Primary Keys

108

(3)

Managing and Monitoring JBoss

111

(18)

Starting the Web Console

111

(2)

Monitoring Your Application

113

(2)

Working with MBeans

115

(3)

Monitoring MBeans

118

(2)

Creating a Snapshot

120

(1)

Creating a Monitor

121

(4)

Creating an Email Alert

125

(2)

Managing JBoss from the Command Line

127

(2)

Rolling Out JBoss

129

(16)

Securing the Management Consoles

129

(3)

Securing the JMX Invoker

132

(1)

Removing the HTTP Invokers

133

(1)

Configuring the JMS Invokers

134

(3)

Removing Hypersonic

137

(2)

Configuring Tomcat Connectors

139

(2)

Setting a Root Web Application

141

(2)

Removing the Class Download Service

143

(2)

Index

145

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