Oracle9i JDeveloper Handbook (Paperback)

Develop Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) Applications

Oracle9i JDeveloper is a great tool for developers who need a complete, productive Java development environment. This book is a must for anyone looking to learn how to use Oracle9i JDeveloper. --Michael Winner, Vice President of Technology, Conference Planners LLC

Take full advantage of Oracle9i JDeveloper--the award-winning integrated development environment (IDE) for Java programming--using this authoritative resource. From the exclusive publishers of Oracle Press books, Oracle9i JDeveloper Handbook explains how to design, debug, and deploy J2EE applications and describes the features, wizards, and code generators available in Oracle9i JDeveloper. Youll also find details about Business Components for Java (BC4J) as well as plenty of annotated, hands-on practices throughout the book--so that you can begin developing applications right away.

• Leverage the power of the Oracle9i JDeveloper IDE
  
• Use BC4J to tightly couple applications to database objects and to represent business rules
  
• Construct Java applications and applets
  
• Construct JavaServer Pages (JSP) applications
  
• Deploy applications into J2EE environments
  
• Create customized, high-performance, scalable BC4J applications
  
• Model your applications using the UML Class Modeler
  
• Understand how to best use the BC4J Data Tags Library for JSP pages
  

Contents            

   PART I: Overview
    1: Overview of JDeveloper
    2: The Integrated Development Environment
    3: Creating BC4J Applications with the IDE Tools
    4: Java Language Concepts for JDeveloper Work
    5: Naming Conventions
    6: Debugging the Code
    7: J2EE Architectures and Deployment Alternatives
    8: The Class Modeler

   PART II: Business Components for Java
    9: Introducing Business Components for Java
    10: Representing Data
    11: Modeling Business Components and Generating Database Tables
    12: Adding Business Rules
    13: Working with Queries
    14: Working with Queries at Runtime
    15: Managing Multiple Transactions
    16: Deploying Business Components

   PART III: Java Client Applications
    17: Java Client Overview
    18: User Interface Components
    19: Menus and Toolbars
    20: Layout Managers

   PART IV: JavaServer Pages Applications
    21: JSP Development
    22: Constructing JSP Pages with BC4J Data Tags
    23: BC4J Data Tag Techniques
    24: A Closer Look at BC4J Data Tags

   PART V: APPENDIXES
    A: Wizards and Dialogs
    B: Other Resources
    C: UML Class Diagram Syntax
    D: Overview of HTML and Cascading Style Sheets