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Academic
Java Database Best Practices
By
George Reese
Publisher
: O'Reilly
Pub Date
: May 2003
ISBN
: 0-596-00522-9
Pages
: 286
Copyright
Dedication
Preface
Audience
Organization of This Book
Conventions Used in This Book
Comments and Questions
About the Philosophers
Acknowledgments
Part I: Data Architecture
Chapter 1. Elements of Database Applications
Section 1.1. Database Application Architectures
Section 1.2. Component Models
Section 1.3. Persistence Models
Chapter 2. Relational Data Architecture
Section 2.1. Relational Concepts
Section 2.2. Modeling
Section 2.3. Normalization
Section 2.4. Denormalization
Section 2.5. Object-Relational Mapping
Chapter 3. Transaction Management
Section 3.1. Transactions
Section 3.2. Concurrency
Section 3.3. JDBC Transaction Management
Section 3.4. Transaction Management Paradigms
Part II: Persistence Models
Chapter 4. Persistence Fundamentals
Section 4.1. Patterns of Persistence
Section 4.2. A Guest Book Application
Chapter 5. EJB CMP
Section 5.1. Which CMP Model to Use?
Section 5.2. The EJB 1.0 CMP Model
Section 5.3. The EJB 2.0 CMP Model
Section 5.4. Beyond CMP
Chapter 6. EJB BMP
Section 6.1. EJBs Revisited
Section 6.2. BMP Patterns
Section 6.3. State Management
Section 6.4. Exception Handling
Chapter 7. JDO Persistence
Section 7.1. JDO or EJB?
Section 7.2. Basic JDO Persistence
Section 7.3. EJB BMP with JDO
Chapter 8. Alternative Persistence Frameworks
Section 8.1. Why Alternative Frameworks?
Section 8.2. Persistence Approach
Section 8.3. Persistence Operations
Section 8.4. Searches
Section 8.5. Beyond the Basics
Part III: Tutorials
Chapter 9. J2EE Basics
Section 9.1. The Platform
Section 9.2. Java Naming and Directory Interface
Section 9.3. JavaServer Pages
Section 9.4. Remote Method Invocation
Section 9.5. Enterprise JavaBeans
Chapter 10. SQL
Section 10.1. Background
Section 10.2. Database Creation
Section 10.3. Table Management
Section 10.4. Data Management
Chapter 11. JDBC
Section 11.1. Architecture
Section 11.2. Simple Database Access
Section 11.3. Advanced JDBC
Chapter 12. JDO
Section 12.1. Architecture
Section 12.2. Enhancement
Section 12.3. Queries
Section 12.4. Changes
Section 12.5. Transactions
Section 12.6. Inheritance
Colophon
Index
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