Manuali utente per Red Hat Web Application Framework 6.1

Sommario

• 1. WAF Overview

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• 1. WAF Overview

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• 1.1. General Architecture

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• 1.2. Features

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• 1.3. Applications

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• 2. WAF Component: Persistence

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• 2.1. Persistence Overview

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• 2.2. Object-Relational Mapping

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• 2.3. Persistence Definition Language (PDL)

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• 2. WAF Component: Persistence

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• DomainObjects)

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• 2.5. Session and Transaction Management

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• 3. WAF Component: Kernel

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• 3.1. Users and Groups

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• 3.2. ACSObject

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• 3.3. Permissions

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• 3. WAF Component: Kernel

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• 3.4. Kernel Resources

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• 4. WAF Component: Services

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• 4.1. Auditing Service

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• 4.2. Categorization Service

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• 4. WAF Component: Services

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• 4.3. Formbuilder Service

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• 4.4. Globalization Service

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• 4.5. Mail Service

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• 4.6. Messaging Service

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• 4.7. Notification Service

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• 4.8. Portal Service

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• 4.9. Search Service

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• 4.10. Workflow Service

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• 4.11. Versioning Service

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• 5. WAF Component: Presentation

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• 5.1. Overview of Presentation Standards

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• 5. WAF Component: Presentation

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• 5.2. CSS and XSLT

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• 5.3. JavaServer Pages (JSP)

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• 5.4. Bebop - Reusable Web UI Components

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• 6. WAF Component: Web

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• 6.1. Applications

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• 6.2. BaseServlet

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• 6. WAF Component: Web

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• 6.3. Dispatcher

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• II. Equipping Developers

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• 7. Developing with WAF

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• 7.1. Developer Education

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• 7.2. Third-Party Development Tools

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• 7. Developing with WAF

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• 7.3. Developer Support

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• 7.4. Setting Up Eclipse and WAF

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• 7.5. Using logging for debugging

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• 8. WAF Application Development Tutorial

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• 8.1. Terms and Assumptions

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• 8.2. Good Practices

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• 8.3. Directories in the Work Area

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• 8. WAF Application Development Tutorial

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• 8.4. Build Tools

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• 8.5. Modeling Your Application

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• 8.6. Persistent Object Types

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• 8.7. Java Domain Objects

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• 8.8. Initializing the Application Runtime Environment

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• 8.9. Creating a Web Interface

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• 8.10. Integrating Your Package With CCM Tools

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• 8.11. Creating Upgrade Scripts

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• 9. Persistence Tutorial

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• 9.1. Data Objects Tutorial

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• 9.2. Beginning With Data Objects

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• 9. Persistence Tutorial

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• 9.3. Associations

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• 9.4. Named SQL Events

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• 9.5. Filtering, Ordering, and Binding Parameters

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• 9.6. Common Mistakes

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• 9.7. Transaction Management

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• 9.8. Link Attributes

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• 9.9. Dynamic Object Types

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• 9.10. Frequently Asked Questions

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• 10. Kernel Tutorial

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• 10.1. Permissions Tutorial

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• 10. Kernel Tutorial

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• 10.2. Domain Objects Tutorial

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• 10.3. Security Service FAQ

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• 10.4. Extending the Authentication System

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• 11. Services Tutorials

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• 11.1. Categorization Tutorial

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• 11. Services Tutorials

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• 11.2. Categorization Scenarios

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• 11.3. Notification Tutorial

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• 11.4. Workflow Tutorial

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• 11.5. Versioning Tutorial

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• 11.6. Search Tutorial

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• 12. Presentation (Bebop) Tutorial

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• 12.1. Calling XSLT from a WAF Application

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• 12.2. Handling Pre-Formatted Text

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• 12. Presentation (Bebop) Tutorial

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• 12.3. Site-Wide Master Pages

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• 12.4. Varying a Shared Layout

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• 12.5. Special-Case Stylesheets

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• 12.6. UI Tutorial

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• 12.7. Working With Formbuilder

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• 13. Web Applications Tutorial

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• 13.1. Support for Globalization

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• 13.2. Locale Negotiation

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• 13. Web Applications Tutorial

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• 13.3. ResourceBundles and MessageCatalogs

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• 13.4. Accessing Resources

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• 13.5. Globalization and Bebop

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• 13.6. Localizing Stylesheets

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• 13.7. Sending Mail Messages

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• 14. References

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• III. Appendixes

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• A. Bebop Tag Library Reference

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• A.1. Bebop/JSP

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• A.2. Available Page Definition Tags

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• A. Bebop Tag Library Reference

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• B. PL/SQL Standards

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• B.1. General

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• B.2. Coding Standards

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• B. PL/SQL Standards

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• B.3. Coding Style

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• B.4. Constraint Naming Standards

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• C. Java Standards

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• C.1. WAF Standards

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• C. Java Standards

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• C.2. Java Coding Standards — References and Related Reading

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• D. PDL Syntax

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• D.1. PDL Grammar

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• D. PDL Syntax

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• D.2. PDL Reserved Words

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• D.3. PDL and SQL Used in the Tutorial

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• Persistence Glossary

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• Persistence Glossary

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• Index

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• Colophon

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