Part III. J2EE Applications on Geronimo
J2EE Applications on Geronimo
Table of Contents
10. Development & Deployment Overview [DRAFT (1.0)]
10.1. Component Development
10.2. J2EE Deployment Descriptors
10.3. Geronimo Deployment Plans
10.3.1. Necessity of Deployment Plans
10.3.2. Deployment Plan File Names & Packaging
10.4. The Deploy Tool
10.4.1. Deploy Tool Capabilities
10.4.2. Deploy Tool Concepts
10.4.3. Deploy Tool Syntax
10.4.4. Remote Deployment
10.4.5. Deploy Tool Troubleshooting
10.5. Maven 1.x Deployment Plugin
10.5.1. Deployment Plugin Commands
10.5.2. Deployment Plugin Example
10.6. JSR-88 Configuration & Deployment Tools
10.6.1. Connecting a Tool to Geronimo
11. Web Applications (WARs) [DRAFT (1.0)]
11.1. Creating a Web Application WAR
11.1.1.
web.xml
Format
11.2. The Web App Geronimo Deployment Plan
11.3. Structure of the Deployment Plan
11.3.1. Customizing the Web Application Class Path
11.3.2. Basic Web Application Settings
11.3.3. Web Container-specific Configuration
11.3.4. Resolving References
11.3.5. Security Settings
11.3.6. Adding Module-Scoped Services
11.4. Web Application Login
11.5. Forcing Web Application Deployment to Tomcat or Jetty
12. Enterprise Java Beans (EJB JARs) [DRAFT (1.0)]
12.1. Creating an EJB JAR
12.1.1.
ejb-jar.xml
Format
12.2. The Geronimo EJB Deployment Plan
12.2.1. Typical Contents of the Geronimo EJB Deployment Plan
12.3. Structure of the Deployment Plan
12.3.1. Customizing the Class Path
12.3.2. Common Settings For All CMP Entity Beans
12.3.3. Session Beans
12.3.4. Entity Beans
12.3.5. Message-Driven Beans
12.3.6. Resolving References from EJBs
12.3.7. Resolving Container-Managed Relationships
12.3.8. Security Settings
12.3.9. Module-Scoped Services
13. J2EE Connectors (RARs) [DRAFT (1.0)]
13.1. Creating a J2EE Connector RAR
13.1.1.
ra.xml
Format
13.2. The Resource Adapter Geronimo Deployment Plan
13.3. Structure of the Deployment Plan
13.3.1. Customizing the Resource Adapter Class Path
13.3.2. Resource Adapter Configuration
13.3.3. Admin Object Configuration
13.3.4. Adding Module-Scoped Services
13.4. Sample Resource Adapter Configurations
14. Client Applications (Client JARs) [IN PROGRESS]
14.1. Client Styles
14.2. J2EE Application Clients
14.2.1. Creating a J2EE Client JAR
14.2.2. Running a J2EE Application Client
14.2.3. The Client Geronimo Deployment Plan
14.2.4. Structure of the Deployment Plan
14.3. J2SE Application Clients
14.4. Client Authentication
15. Enterprise Applications (EARs) [DRAFT (1.0)]
15.1. Creating an Enterprise Application EAR
15.1.1.
application.xml
Format
15.2. The Enterprise Application Geronimo Deployment Plan
15.3. Structure of the Deployment Plan
15.3.1. Customizing the Application Class Path
15.3.2. Configuring Application Modules
15.3.3. Application-Wide Security Mapping
15.3.4. Adding Application-Scoped Services
16. Web Services [DRAFT(1.0)]
16.1. J2EE Web Services Concepts & Features
16.1.1. Client, WSDL, and Server
16.1.2. WSDL Styles: Literal, Encoded, RPC, Document, and Wrapped
16.1.3. Services and Ports
16.1.4. Namespaces
16.1.5. The JAX-RPC Mapping File
16.2. A Sample Web Service
16.2.1. The Service Endpoint Interface
16.2.2. The WSDL
16.2.3. The Client Service Interface
16.2.4. The JAX-RPC Mapping File
16.3. Serving Web Services from Geronimo
16.3.1. The
webservices.xml
Configuration File
16.3.2. Servlet-based Web Services
16.3.3. Session Bean based Web Services
16.4. Web Services Clients in Geronimo
16.4.1. Adding a Web Service Reference to a J2EE Component
16.4.2. Customizing the Service Reference
16.4.3. Authenticating to a Web Service
16.4.4. Packaging and Deployment
16.4.5. Accessing the Service
17. CORBA in Geronimo [DRAFT (1.0)]
17.1. CORBA in Geronimo
17.1.1. Key CORBA Concepts
17.1.2. Geronimo CORBA Services and Configuration
17.2. Exposing EJBs via CORBA
17.2.1. Configuring a TSS
17.2.2. Configuring an EJB for CORBA
17.3. Referencing CORBA EJBs
17.3.1. Configuring a CSS
17.3.2. Configuring an EJB Reference for CORBA
