Preface p. 1 Who This Book Is For p. 2 Goals of This Book p. 3 What Is Not Covered p. 5 What Is Covered (Technologies and Process) p.

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1 Preface p. 1 Who This Book Is For p. 2 Goals of This Book p. 3 What Is Not Covered p. 5 What Is Covered (Technologies and Process) p. 5 How This Book Is Organized p. 6 About the Code For This Book p. 6 About the Figures For This Book p. 7 Personal Opinion Sidebars p. 7 XP and AMDD-Based Comics p. 8 Recommended Resources p. 8 Overview Introduction to Agile Java Development p. 11 What's Covered in This Chapter p. 12 Technologies Used in This Book p. 12 Software Development Methodology Used in This Book p. 19 Summary p. 21 Recommended Resources p. 21 The Sample Application: An Online Timesheet System p. 23 What's Covered in This Chapter p. 24 Business Requirements p. 25 Software Development Methodology p. 26 Applying XP and AMDD to Our Sample Application p. 31 A Note About Wiki Software p. 40 Summary p. 41 Recommended Resources p. 41 Building the Sample Application XP and AMDD-Based Architecture and Design Modeling p. 45 What's Covered in This Chapter p. 46 Design Approach and Artifact Choices p. 47 Free-Form Architecture Diagram p. 48 From User Stories to Design p. 49 Exploring Classes Using CRC Cards p. 49 Application Flow Map (Homegrown Artifact) p. 51 UML Class Diagram p. 52 UML Package Diagram p. 54 Directory Structure p. 54 Sample File Names p. 55 End-to-End Development Steps p. 56 Acceptance Tests p. 56 Other Considerations p. 57

2 Summary p. 58 Recommended Resources p. 59 Environment Setup: JDK, Ant, and JUnit p. 61 What's Covered in This Chapter p. 62 Java Platform Standard Edition Development Kit (JDK) p. 62 Directory Structure p. 63 Ant p. 64 JUnit p. 69 Simple Test: Making the Tools Work Together p. 71 Test First Design and Refactoring p. 74 Summary p. 76 Recommended Resources p. 76 Using Hibernate for Persistent Objects p. 79 What's Covered in This Chapter p. 80 An Overview of Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) p. 81 Design of Our Sample Database p. 84 Where HSQLDB and Hibernate Fit into Our Architecture p. 87 HSQLDB p. 87 Working with Hibernate p. 90 Other Hibernate Features p. 106 Summary p. 109 Recommended Resources p. 110 Overview of the Spring Framework p. 111 What's Covered in This Chapter p. 113 What Is Spring? p. 113 Spring Packaging for Development p. 114 Spring Packaging for Deployment p. 115 Overview of the Spring Modules p. 116 Where Spring Framework Fits into Our Architecture p. 119 Benefits of Using Spring p. 119 Fundamental Spring Concepts p. 121 Spring Subprojects p. 124 Summary p. 125 Recommended Resources p. 126 The Spring Web MVC Framework p. 127 What's Covered in This Chapter p. 128 Benefits of the Spring Web MVC Framework p. 128 Spring Web MVC Concepts p. 129 Spring Setup for Time Expression p. 134 Developing Time Expression User Interfaces with Spring p. 138 Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) p. 140

3 Timesheet List Screen: A No-Form Controller Example p. 141 Enter Hours Screen: A Form Controller Example p. 146 Views with No Controllers p. 153 Spring HandlerInterceptors p. 154 Our Sample Application-in Action! p. 155 New Tag Libraries in Spring Framework 2.0 p. 159 A Word About Spring Web Flow and Portlet API p. 159 Summary p. 159 Recommended Resources p. 160 The Eclipse Phenomenon! p. 161 What's Covered in This Chapter p. 162 The Eclipse Foundation p. 163 The Eclipse Platform and Projects p. 164 Eclipse SDK Concepts p. 166 Installing Eclipse p. 170 Setting Up Eclipse for Time Expression p. 173 Java Development Tools (JDT) Features p. 180 Installing the Eclipse Web Tools Platform (WTP) Plug-ins p. 188 Using Eclipse for Time Expression p. 190 More Eclipse? Yes, Plug-ins Galore! p. 198 Eclipse Team Support p. 200 Eclipse Help System p. 201 Tips and Tricks p. 205 Uninstalling Eclipse p. 210 An Unfair Comparison to IntelliJ and NetBeans p. 210 Summary p. 213 Recommended Resources p. 213 Advanced Features Logging, Debugging, Monitoring, and Profiling p. 217 What's Covered in This Chapter p. 218 Logging Overview p. 219 Jakarta Commons Logging (with Log4j and JDK Logging) p. 219 Debugging Java Applications Using Eclipse p. 223 Debugging Web User Interfaces Using Firefox p. 228 Debugging TimesheetManagerTest End-to-End (Browser to Database) p. 230 JMX Management and Monitoring p. 232 Java Profilers p. 233 Debugging Tips p. 233 Summary p. 235 Recommended Resources p. 236 Beyond the Basics p. 237

4 What's Covered in This Chapter p. 238 Recently Added Java Features p. 238 Ant Tasks p. 241 JUnit p. 244 Hibernate p. 245 The Spring Framework p. 246 The Spring and Hibernate Harmony p. 252 JSP Tag Libraries p. 257 Refactoring p. 259 Other Considerations p. 261 Clustering p. 266 Multithreading p. 267 A Note About Java GUI (Thick Client) Applications p. 267 Configuration Management (CM) Environments p. 268 Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJaX) p. 269 Javadoc and Comments p. 270 Entire System in One WAR File! p. 270 Summary p. 271 Recommended Resources p. 271 What Next? p. 273 What's Covered in This Chapter p. 274 Complete the Time Expression Application p. 274 XP and AMDD-Based Software Development p. 275 Java Platform p. 275 Ant p. 275 JUnit p. 275 Hibernate p. 276 The Spring Framework p. 276 Eclipse SDK p. 277 Logging, Debugging, Monitoring, and Profiling p. 277 Getting Help p. 278 A Quick Note About Code "Quality" Tools p. 279 Summary p. 279 Recommended Resources p. 280 Parting Thoughts p. 281 My Near Future Plans p. 282 The Future, Agile Methods, Java Technology p. 282 Cheers! p. 283 Appendices Downloadable Code for This Book p. 287 Third-Party Libraries Shared Directory p. 287

5 Sample Application Directory (rapidjava/timex/) p. 288 Refactored Sample Application Directory (rapidjava/timex2/) p. 290 Spring-Hibernate Integration Demo Directory (rapidjava/springhibernate/) p. 291 Refactoring Done to Sample Application p. 293 SignInController.java: JMX Monitoring p. 293 TimesheetListController.java: JMX Monitoring p. 294 Manager Classes: Spring-Hibernate Integration p. 294 Timesheetlist.jsp: Switch to Include File and Displaytag p. 295 Enterhours.jsp: Swith to Include File and Timex Tag Library p. 296 Test Classes and TimexTestCase p. 296 DateUtil.java: New Method p. 296 timex.css: New Styles p. 297 timexhsqldb.xml: Bad Data Defect Fix p. 297 Java Code Conventions p. 299 Securing Web Applications p. 301 Sample Development Process Cheat Sheet p. 303 Project Initiation p. 303 Exploration Phase p. 303 Planning p. 304 Incrementally Build Software in Iterations p. 304 Agile Modeling Values, Practices, and Principles Cheat Sheet p. 305 Extreme Programming (XP) Cheat Sheet p. 307 Cool Tools p. 309 Cross-Platform Tools p. 309 Microsoft Windows-Based Tools p. 310 Mac OS X-Based Tools p. 311 Linux-Based Tools (KDE) p. 311 Visual Patterns Research p. 313 The Problem p. 313 The Past: How We Have Been Kidding Ourselves p. 313 The Future: Agile Methods p. 315 My Perspective p. 317 Join the Community? p. 318 Table of Contents provided by Blackwell's Book Services and R.R. Bowker. Used with permission.