Java EE 6入门指南：GlassFish 3实战教程

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"《从新手到专业：使用GlassFish 3入门Java EE 6 第二版》是由Antonio Goncalves撰写的一本教程书籍，该书针对Java Enterprise Edition 6（Java EE 6）平台的最终版本进行了深入讲解。作者是Java Community Process（JCP）中Java EE 6规范请求和审查板的专家成员，因此书中包含了关于企业级Java技术的权威见解。本书的特点是以逐步教学的方式，易于读者理解和跟随，系统地介绍了Java EE 6的各种规格和参考实现，并通过实际案例展示了它们在GlassFish 3新版本中的应用。这使得读者能够在实践中掌握Java EE 6的核心功能，包括Java Persistence API 2.0（JSR-317）、Enterprise JavaBeans 3.1（JSR-318）等关键技术。作为Java EE 6平台的入门指南，本书涵盖了Java EE 6的最新特性，适合从零基础的初学者到有一定经验的专业开发者阅读。读者能够了解到Java EE 6平台为企业级应用程序开发提供的全面解决方案，以及如何利用GlassFish 3进行部署和管理。此外，书中还强调了版权和使用限制，所有内容未经版权所有者和出版社的书面许可不得复制或传播，确保了知识产权的尊重。该书提供了纸质版(ISBN-13: 978-1-4302-2889-9)和电子版(ISBN-13: 978-1-4302-2890-5)供读者选择，适合不同的学习方式。《从新手到专业：使用GlassFish 3入门Java EE 6 第二版》是一本实用且权威的教材，不仅帮助读者掌握Java EE 6的核心技术，而且提供了与业界最新标准紧密结合的实战经验，是提升企业级Java开发技能的重要参考资料。"

■ CONTENTS

MDB Model ........................................................................................................................................... 401

MDB as a Consumer ............................................................................................................................. 405

MDB as a Producer............................................................................................................................... 406

Transaction........................................................................................................................................... 407

Handling Exceptions ............................................................................................................................. 408

Putting It All Together ....................................................................................................409

Writing the OrderDTO............................................................................................................................ 409

Writing the OrderSender....................................................................................................................... 409

Writing the OrderMDB........................................................................................................................... 410

Compiling and Packaging with Maven ................................................................................................. 411

Creating the Administered Objects....................................................................................................... 413

Deploying the MDB on GlassFish.......................................................................................................... 413

Running the Example............................................................................................................................ 414

Summary .......................................................................................................................414

■Chapter 14: SOAP Web Services ..........................................................................415

Understanding SOAP Web Services ...............................................................................415

XML....................................................................................................................................................... 416

WSDL .................................................................................................................................................... 417

SOAP..................................................................................................................................................... 417

UDDI...................................................................................................................................................... 417

Transport Protocol ................................................................................................................................ 418

SOAP Web Services Specification Overview..................................................................418

A Brief History of SOAP Web Services .................................................................................................. 418

Java EE Specifications ......................................................................................................................... 418

Reference Implementation ................................................................................................................... 420

How to Invoke a SOAP Web Service...............................................................................420

Java Architecture for XML Binding ................................................................................422

Binding ................................................................................................................................................. 423

■ CONTENTS

Annotations........................................................................................................................................... 425

The Invisible Part of the Iceberg ....................................................................................428

WSDL .................................................................................................................................................... 428

SOAP..................................................................................................................................................... 431

Java API for XML-Based Web Services..........................................................................432

JAX-WS Model...................................................................................................................................... 432

Invoking a SOAP Web Service .............................................................................................................. 440

Putting It All Together ....................................................................................................442

Writing the CreditCard Class................................................................................................................. 442

Writing the CardValidator SOAP Web Service....................................................................................... 442

Compiling and Packaging with Maven ................................................................................................. 443

Deploying on GlassFish......................................................................................................................... 444

Writing the Web Service Consumer...................................................................................................... 446

Generating Consumer’s Artifacts and Packaging with Maven ............................................................. 447

Running the Main Class........................................................................................................................ 449

Summary .......................................................................................................................450

■Chapter 15: RESTful Web Services ......................................................................451

Understanding RESTful Web Services ...........................................................................451

Resources and URIs.............................................................................................................................. 451

Representations.................................................................................................................................... 452

WADL .................................................................................................................................................... 453

HTTP ..................................................................................................................................................... 453

RESTful Web Services Specification..............................................................................458

A Brief History of REST ......................................................................................................................... 459

JAX-RS 1.1............................................................................................................................................ 459

What’s New in JAX-RS 1.1?.................................................................................................................. 459

Reference Implementation ................................................................................................................... 460

The REST Approach .......................................................................................................460

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From the Web to Web Services ............................................................................................................ 460

A Web-Browsing Experience ................................................................................................................ 460

Uniform Interface.................................................................................................................................. 461

Addressability....................................................................................................................................... 461

Connectedness ..................................................................................................................................... 462

Statelessness ....................................................................................................................................... 463

Java API for RESTful Web Services................................................................................463

The JAX-RS Model................................................................................................................................ 464

How to Write a REST Service................................................................................................................ 464

URI Definition........................................................................................................................................ 465

Extracting Parameters.......................................................................................................................... 467

Consuming and Producing Content Types............................................................................................ 468

Entity Provider ...................................................................................................................................... 471

Methods or the Uniform Interface......................................................................................................... 473

Contextual Information ......................................................................................................................... 474

Exception Handling............................................................................................................................... 475

Life Cycle.............................................................................................................................................. 476

Putting It All Together ....................................................................................................477

Writing the Book Entity......................................................................................................................... 477

Writing the BookResource.................................................................................................................... 478

Configuring Jersey................................................................................................................................ 481

Compiling and Packaging with Maven ................................................................................................. 481

Deploying on GlassFish......................................................................................................................... 482

Running the Example............................................................................................................................ 483

Summary .......................................................................................................................484

■Index........................................................................................................................485

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Foreword

While Java EE 5 is considered by everyone to be the most important enterprise release, Java EE 6 has a lot

in store for you and every server-side Java developer. The most widely spread technology to write

enterprise-class applications just got better with enhanced EJB 3.1, Java Persistence API (JPA) 2.0, the

new, yet already very successful, Java API for RESTful web services (JAX-RS), and the made-over

JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2.0 specification. The enterprise Java platform has now matured to a degree where

it can be both complete and lightweight.

Now you could spend quality time with your favorite search engine and blog reader to navigate

through the numerous blogs, wikis, and documentation covering all or parts of Java EE 6, but I’d like to

suggest that you’d be better off starting with this book. It is concise, pragmatic, and offers an all-in-one

experience.

Having the open source GlassFish application server as the underlying platform for this book makes

a lot of sense for two reasons: first, GlassFish v3 is the Reference Implementation (RI) and thus is aligned

with Java EE 6, and second, using an RI does not mean you can’t please developers and scale to

production deployments. The skills acquired with GlassFish in conjunction with those of the most

recent technologies are portable in the enterprise.

Antonio Goncalves is a rare combination of friendly Java enthusiast and precise yet no-nonsense

Java EE expert. His role as a consultant combined with his involvement chairing the successful Java User

Group in Paris and, of course, his role as a member of several key Java EE 6 expert groups makes him the

ideal author for Beginning Java EE 6 Platform with GlassFish 3.

When you are done reading this book, I’d like to suggest that the greatest value of Java EE is not the

sum of its features but rather the community that created it, as well as the very nature of it being a

standard that lets you choose or change your implementation as you wish. Freedom is not simply about

open source but also about open standards.

Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine

GlassFish Team, Oracle

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