Tuesday 1 January 2013

java web technologies...

communication of java EE :




  1. web tier 
    • better support for web service
    • modern way for developing dynamic web pages
  2. business tier
    • easier way to writing Enterprise Java Bean
    • more to declaration than code-oriented
  3. servlet
    • server-side programming written in java
    • runs inside servlet container
    • advantages
      • multithreaded
      • stable environment and easy to deploy
      • inherits all good features of java programming language
    • lifecycle
      • 3 phases :
        • initialization
        • service client request
        • destruction
  4. java server pages (JSP)
    • offer layer of abstraction on top of the server
    • easier to code than servlet but less control
    • just like high programming language and machine language
    • element :
      • directives - instruction to JSP container
        • 3 main destructives : page, include and taglib
      • comments 
        • HTML comment - content visible to end user in the web browser
        • JSP comment - not visible to end user
      • scripting element - the area where the main java code reside
        • 3 categories
          • expression - accessing the value of java variables
          • scriptlet - one or more java statement in a JSP page
          • declaration 
      • action
      • templates
    • java bean
      • self-contained java class
      • provide set and get methods for accessing and updating its attributes from other classes
    • jsp implicit object
      • request
        • read the values of the HTML form in JSP, received as part of HTTP request sent by the client to the server
      • response
        • sent necessary information from the server to the client
      • pageContext
        • to get any attributes from any scopes
      • session
      • application 
        • put load on JSP container
      • out
        • send HTML content to web browser
  5. session
    • small and temporarily unique connection between server and a user enabling it to identify that user across multiple pages request or visit that site
    • session management
      • what ?
        • to use API provided by application server to identify the user across multiple page request
      • why ?
        • hundreds and thousand simultaneous user can be visiting your site and if you can identify each of them separately then it can provides tremendous benefits
        • uses
          • customization
            • to show different view of your websites
            • to show differnt content depending on user preferences
          • security
            • allow membership based access to the site
            • after log in, you can identify member from non-member by setting an attributes on the user session to some value
          • user behaviour
            • log user view like how many ad views have been show to user
            • no response shown in the lot, then its time to change the ad
        • techniques
          • url rewriting
            • another way of to support anonymous session tracking
          • cookies
    • JSP and JDBC
      • built in support for databases processing
      • provides set of clasess and interfaces that allow java application to work with RDBMS
  6. MVC
    • model - manages the behavior and data of the application domain, responses to request for information about its state ( from view ), and response to instruction to change state ( from controller )
    • view - renders the model into a form suitable for interaction
    • controller - receives user input and initiates a response by making calls on model objects
    • MVC Architecture 
      • dividing application component into three different categories : Model , View , Controller
      • its component has unique responsibility and each of them independent to other component
      • changes in one component has no or less impact on other component
    • Model
      • responsible for providing the data from the database and saving the data into the data store
      • all business logic are implement in the Model
      • sata access, data validating and data saving logic are part of the model
    • View 
      • represent user view of the application
    • Controller
      • intermediary between model and view
      • responsible receiving request from client
      • one request is received from client executes appropriate business logic from the model and produces output to the user using view component
  7. apache struts
    • struts frame work is the implementing MVC design pattern for the JSP
    • provide three key component :
      • request - provide by the application developer that is use to mapped to a particular URI 
      • response - used to transfer control to other resource which will be responsible for completing the response
      • tag library - helps the developer to creates interactive form based applications with server pages
    • struts workflow


  8. JSF
    • easy to build user interfaces for java web application by assembling reusable component in a page
    • is a vent driven
    • based on MVC design pattern
    • benefits :
      • provides many tag library for accessing and manipulating the components
      • automatically saves the form data and repopulates the form when it is display at client side
      • is a specification and vendors can develop the implementation for JSF
      • encapsulate the event handling and component rendering logic from programmer

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