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Overview
This work offers a practical guide for anyone involved in the e-commerce chain, including developers, software engineers, database administration and Web designers. It extensively covers one of the most versatile Web application developmet releases created by Apple.
Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9780072130881 |
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Publisher: | McGraw-Hill Companies, The |
Publication date: | 11/01/2001 |
Series: | SkipSearch |
Pages: | 508 |
Product dimensions: | 7.34(w) x 9.08(h) x 1.12(d) |
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments | xvii | |
Preface | xix | |
Part I | Welcome to WebObjects | |
Chapter 1 | WebObjects and OpenBase | 3 |
WebObjects History | 4 | |
WebObjects: The Big Picture | 7 | |
WebObjects: The Details | 8 | |
OpenBase | 10 | |
Before You Start: Two Cautions | 11 | |
Chapter 2 | The World of Application Servers | 13 |
Internet and Web Basics | 14 | |
Multi-Tier Application Design | 23 | |
Chapter 3 | Object-Oriented Programming | 31 |
Object-Oriented Programming Defined | 32 | |
Object-Oriented Programming Terms and Concepts | 33 | |
Advantages of Object-Oriented Programming | 39 | |
Components and Frameworks | 41 | |
Chapter 4 | Databases Today | 45 |
Overview | 46 | |
Terminology | 50 | |
Database Design | 56 | |
Aspects of Database Programming | 61 | |
Part II | Building a Database with OpenBase | |
Chapter 5 | Creating and Using a Database | 65 |
The SiteDemo Database | 66 | |
Working with OpenBaseManager Schema Editor | 71 | |
Building Relationships | 76 | |
Modifying Data with OpenBase | 81 | |
Creating and Running Queries in OpenBase | 83 | |
Chapter 6 | Using SQL | 89 |
SQL Overview | 90 | |
Retrieving Data with SELECT Statements | 92 | |
Subqueries | 96 | |
Adding Data to the Database | 97 | |
Updating Data | 98 | |
Deleting Data | 98 | |
SQL Functions | 98 | |
Creating and Altering Tables | 99 | |
Creating Views | 100 | |
Using Indexes | 100 | |
Chapter 7 | Running and Maintaining the Database | 103 |
Where Are the Databases? | 104 | |
Using OpenBaseManager | 105 | |
Configuring the Database | 107 | |
OpenBase Preferences | 108 | |
Backing Up Databases | 110 | |
Restoring from Backups | 113 | |
Importing from Spreadsheets | 114 | |
Replicating Databases | 114 | |
Part III | Interacting with Databases Using Enterprise Objects | |
Chapter 8 | Introduction to Enterprise Objects Framework | 119 |
Databases, Objects, and Enterprise Objects Framework | 121 | |
Factoring Applications and Data | 122 | |
Factoring Logic and Data | 123 | |
Design Strategies: Which End to Start From | 124 | |
How Enterprise Objects Framework Works with WebObjects | 125 | |
Chapter 9 | Enterprise Objects Framework Design Issues | 129 |
The WebObjects Application | 130 | |
Start Page | 131 | |
Entry Page | 132 | |
Search Page | 138 | |
Summary Display Page | 142 | |
Chapter 10 | Persistent Objects | 147 |
Issues of Persistence | 148 | |
Faulting | 149 | |
Fetching Data with an Editing Context | 151 | |
Fetching Data with a Display Group | 153 | |
Chapter 11 | Using EOModeler | 161 |
Getting Started with EOModeler | 162 | |
Creating a Model Automatically from OpenBase Tables | 164 | |
Creating Database Tables from Your Model | 171 | |
Chapter 12 | Working with the Model and the Database | 179 |
Creating Java Classes from EOModeler | 180 | |
Using EOGenericRecord | 183 | |
EOEnterpriseObject | 188 | |
Part IV | Creating Dynamic Web Sites with WebObjects | |
Chapter 13 | WebObjects at Work | 193 |
Looking at a WebObjects Site | 194 | |
What Happens | 200 | |
How It Happens | 211 | |
Chapter 14 | Using WebObjects Builder | 215 |
Using WebObjects Builder | 216 | |
Binding Keys and Actions to Properties | 222 | |
Creating New Bindings | 227 | |
Chapter 15 | Using Project Builder | 229 |
Creating Projects | 230 | |
Editing Projects | 232 | |
Editing Components | 234 | |
Building and Launching WebObjects Applications | 240 | |
Chapter 16 | Using Dynamic Elements | 243 |
How Dynamic Elements Work | 244 | |
Syntax for WebObjects Dynamic Elements | 246 | |
Chapter 17 | Implementing the Request-Response Loop | 271 |
Classes that Implement the Request-Reponse Loop | 272 | |
The Request-Response Cycle in Action | 277 | |
Chapter 18 | Using Direct and Component Actions | 281 |
WebObjects URLs | 283 | |
WOApplication | 286 | |
WOAdaptor | 288 | |
WORequestHandler | 289 | |
WOComponent and Component Actions | 290 | |
WODirectAction and Direct Actions | 291 | |
Chapter 19 | State and Session Management | 293 |
Identity, State, Persistence, and Transactions: An Introduction | 294 | |
Where State Happens | 301 | |
Designing for State | 306 | |
Using Sessions Effectively | 308 | |
Chapter 20 | XML and WebObjects | 315 |
XML Basics | 316 | |
Using XML with WebObjects | 320 | |
Chapter 21 | Advanced WebObjects Topics | 335 |
Debugging Tips and Tools | 336 | |
Database Performance | 338 | |
Handling Errors | 340 | |
Part V | Jump-Starting WebObjects and OpenBase | |
Chapter 22 | Direct to Web | 347 |
What Is Direct to Web? | 348 | |
Creating a Direct to Web Project | 349 | |
Direct to Web Looks | 353 | |
Customizing Direct to Web | 359 | |
Using WebAssistant | 360 | |
Using Direct to Web in Other WebObjects Applications | 366 | |
Chapter 23 | Java Client | 369 |
What Is a WebObjects Java Client? | 370 | |
Direct to Java Client | 374 | |
Creating a Java Client Project | 374 | |
Writing Java Client Applications | 376 | |
Running a Java Client | 382 | |
Chapter 24 | Reusable Components in WebObjects | 387 |
Using the Palette | 388 | |
WOExtensions Palette | 389 | |
Premade Elements Palette | 392 | |
Direct to Web Palette | 393 | |
JavaScript Palette | 394 | |
JavaClient Palette | 395 | |
WOSMIL Palette | 396 | |
Creating a New Palette | 397 | |
Creating Reusable WebObjects Component Objects | 398 | |
Chapter 25 | Reusable Databases and Frameworks in OpenBase and WebObjects | 403 |
Frameworks in WebObjects | 404 | |
Reusing Databases | 407 | |
Reusing Models | 410 | |
Reuse Considerations | 410 | |
Part VI | Deployment Issues | |
Chapter 26 | Running a Database on a Network | 415 |
Preparing for Deployment | 416 | |
Moving the Database to Production | 417 | |
Location: Where Is the Database? | 419 | |
Time: Keeping It Running | 421 | |
Issues for Small-Scale Networks | 423 | |
Chapter 27 | Security | 425 |
Database Security | 426 | |
Web Security | 432 | |
WebObjects Security | 435 | |
Other Security Concerns | 437 | |
Chapter 28 | Deploying WebObjects Applications | 441 |
The WebObjects Deployment Environment | 442 | |
Managing Hosts | 447 | |
Managing Applications | 448 | |
Managing Instances | 453 | |
Index | 457 |
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