Tutorial – Java EE 7
TurnGeek Books
Marcus Schiesser and Martin Schmollinger
5.1 Introduction
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Foreword
1 A Profiled Introduction
1.1 Java EE 7 – The Standard for Enterprise Java
1.2 The Component Architecture of Java EE 7
1.3 The Target Architecture
1.4 What Next?
2 Setting Up the Development Environment
2.1 Tools and Servers for Java EE
2.2 Installation of the Required Software Packages
2.3 From Project to Running Web Application
2.4 Eclipse Luna - More Than a Text Editor
2.5 Other Tools Used in This Workshop
3 Requirements of the Sample Applications “My-Aktion” and “My-Aktion-Monitor”
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Overview of Use Cases
3.3 Domain Classes
3.4 Use Cases
4 Iteration No. 1 - JavaServer Faces
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Domain Classes as JavaBeans
4.3 Internationalization
4.4 The Templating System
4.5 Our First Use Case: "Display and edit campaign"
4.6 Additional JSF and Java EE Technologies
4.7 Implementation of the Remaining Use Cases
4.8 New Functionalities in Java EE 7
4.9 A Brief Venture into PrimeFaces
4.10 Exercises
5 Functional Tests
5.1 Introduction
Appendix
Bibliography
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