Java Programming Language

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1 Java Programming Language Additional Material SL-275-SE6 Rev G D61750GC10 Edition 1.0 D62603

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5 Table of Contents About This Book...Preface-xi Goals... Preface-xi Book Map...Preface-xii Typographical Conventions...Preface-xiii Additional Conventions...Preface-xiv The NetBeans IDE Objectives The Netbeans IDE 5.5 Release Downloading the NetBeans IDE NetBeans IDE Resources Help System Launching the NetBeans IDE Shutting Down the NetBeans IDE Increasing the Font Size of the IDE Using the Update Center of the IDE Java Development Objectives Java Application Projects Project Types Creating Projects Opening Projects Building Projects Cleaning Projects Running Projects Main Project Project Source Folders Modifying Project Libraries Closing a Project Deleting a Project Adding Ant Targets to a Project Executing Customized Ant Targets Setting the Main Class v

6 Setting Arguments Setting the Virtual Machine Options Java Packages Creating Java Packages Modifying Java Packages Renaming Packages Deleting Packages Compiling Java Packages Java Classes Java Class Types JUnit Test Classes Empty Test Creating Java Classes Opening Java Classes Modifying Java Classes Adding Fields Adding Properties Renaming Fields Encapsulating Fields Removing Fields Adding Methods Refactoring Methods Removing Methods Overriding Methods Adding Constructors Adding Static Initializers Calling an Enterprise Bean Adding Database Lookup Code to a Java Class File Sending a JMS Message to a Message-Driven Bean Compiling Java Classes Executing Java Programs Main Classes JUnit Test Classes Copying Java Classes Moving Java Classes Copying Existing Resources Terminating a Running Process XML Files Creating XML Files Opening XML Files Checking and Validating XML Files Other Files File Types Creating New Files Opening Files Creating Folders vi The Netbeans IDE Tool Reference

7 Deleting Files Copying Files and Folders Moving Files and Folders Java EE Development Objectives Enterprise Application Projects Creating Enterprise Application Projects Configuring Deployment Descriptors Editing the Standard Application Deployment Descriptor Editing the SJSAS-Specific Application Deployment Descriptor Adding Build Packages Building Java EE Applications Verifying Java EE Applications Deploying Java EE Applications Undeploying Java EE Applications Configuring Java EE Resources Configuring Connection Pools Creating a Connection Pool Resource Registering a Connection Pool Resource Configuring JDBC Resources Creating a JDBC Resource Registering a JDBC Resource Configuring JMS Resources Creating a JMS Resource Registering a JMS Resource with the Sun Java System Application Server Deleting a JMS Resource from the EJB Module Removing a JMS Resource From the Sun Java System Application Server Web Modules Web Application Projects Creating a Web Application Project Servlets Creating Servlets Deleting Servlets Creating JavaServer Pages Editing JSP Pages HTML Files Web Application Listeners Creating Listener Classes Deleting Listener Classes Filter Classes Creating Filters vii

8 Deleting Filters Web Application Frameworks Adding Frameworks Struts Action Classes Creating Struts Action Classes Deleting Struts Action Classes Struts ActionForm Beans Creating Struts ActionForm Beans Deleting Struts ActionForm Beans Web Deployment Descriptors Opening the Standard Deployment Descriptor General Configuration Servlet Configuration Filter Configuration Page Configuration Reference Configuration Security Configuration XML Editor Sun Java System Application Server Web Deployment Descriptor Opening the Sun Java System Application Server Web Deployment Descriptor EJB Modules Creating EJB Modules Session Beans Creating Session Beans Adding Business Methods Removing Methods Entity Classes Creating Persistence Units Creating Entity Classes Creating Entity Classes From a Database Message-Driven Beans Configuring EJB Deployment Descriptors Creating the Standard EJB Deployment Descriptor Opening the Standard EJB Deployment Descriptor The XML Editor The Sun EJB Deployment Descriptor Web Services Creating an Empty Web Service Creating a Web Service From a WSDL File Adding Operations to a Web Service Refreshing Web Services Editing Web Service Attributes Testing Web Services Creating WSDL Files viii The Netbeans IDE Tool Reference

9 Creating Web Service Clients Calling a Web Service Operation Refreshing Web Services and Clients Message Handlers Creating Message Handlers Configuring Message Handlers Deployment Descriptor Settings Server Resources Objectives Java EE Application Servers Registering Application Servers Starting the Application Servers Examining Application Servers Configuring Application Servers ORB Settings Stopping Application Servers Examining Server Log Files Classpath Settings Adding JVM Machine Options Modifying SOAP Message Security Settings Administering Security Adding a File Realm User Administering the Java Message Service Creating Physical Destinations Deploying to a Server Deploying WAR Files Deploying EJB JAR Files Deploying EAR Files Databases Starting the Java DB Database Creating a Java DB Database Modifying the Java DB Database Location Stopping the Java DB Database Adding JDBC Drivers Connecting to Databases Interacting with Databases Executing SQL Queries Capturing Database Schemas NetBeans 5.5 Keyboard Shortcuts... A-1 Keyboard Shortcuts... A-2 ix

10 Java EE Annotation Reference...B-1 Resource Annotations...B-2 EJB Annotations...B-3 Bean-Type Annotations...B-3 Transaction and Security Annotations...B-3 Callback Annotations...B-4 Interceptor Annotations...B-4 x The Netbeans IDE Tool Reference