Oracle9iAS TopLink CMP for Users of BEA WebLogic Guide -- Index

Account demo

object model, 9-4

Account example

configuring the database, 9-2

database schema, 9-5

described, 9-2

entity development, 9-5

object model, 9-4

packages, classes, and files, 9-3

running, 9-2

using build script, 9-12

aggregate collection mappings, 2-6

aggregate object mappings, 2-6

amendment methods, 7-1

static, 7-3

TopLink descriptors, customizing, 7-3

application server, running with TopLink, 3-3

attributes

described, 1-5

in Java objects, 1-5

bean instance, defined, 1-5

beans, installing in server, 4-11

bi-directional relationships

maintaining, one-to-many relationships, 6-3

maintaining, overview, 6-2

cache

issues in clustering, 8-4

locking in clustering, 8-8

synchronization

in clustering, 8-5

cache locking, in clustering, 8-8

cache synchronization

in clustering, 8-5

caching issues in clustering, 8-4

caching options for finders, 5-14

call by reference, enabling, 4-6

class

run-time, 4-9

WebLogic Startup, 7-6

class, persistent, 1-5

clustering

cache locking, 8-8

cache synchronization, 8-5

caching issues, 8-4

described, 8-1

explicit query refreshes, 8-5

pinning, 8-3

relationships, 8-2

static partitioning, 8-3

terminology, 8-1

using session beans, 8-4

using TopLink, 8-2

CMP see "container-managed persistence"

cmp-version element in ejb-jar.xml, 9-7

connection pools, JDBC, 4-11

connection-pool element in toplink-ejb-jar.xml, 9-9

container-managed persistence

concepts, 1-2

customization, 7-1

example application, 9-1

Creating a redirect finder, 5-9

creating in Java

mappings, 7-2

TopLink descriptors, 7-2

customization

DatabaseLogin, 7-4

descriptors and mappings, 7-1

in container-managed persistence, 7-1

ServerSession, 7-4

the DeploymentCustomization interface, 7-5

TopLink descriptors using amendment methods, 7-3

customizing

DeploymentCustomization interface, 7-5

descriptors using amendment methods, 7-3

WebLogic Startup class, 7-6

database schema

Account example, 9-5

DatabaseLogin described, 7-4

dependent Java objects, A-8

dependent lightweight objects

dependent Java objects, A-8

dependent value objects, A-8

local entities, A-7

dependent objects

merging with SessionAccessor, 6-4

merging without SessionAccessor, 6-6

dependent objects, managing under EJB 1.1, 6-3

dependent value objects, A-8

deployment descriptors

customizing using amendment methods, 7-3

described, 1-4

for entity beans, 4-3

deployment, hot, 4-13

DeploymentCustomization interface, 7-5

descriptors (TopLink)

creating in Java, 7-2

customizing with amendment methods, 7-3

direct mappings

described, 2-2

with entity beans, 2-2

Dynamic finders

creating, 5-8

defined, 5-7

EJB container, described, 1-4

EJB deployment, hot, 4-13

EJB Entity bean deployment

configuring descriptors, 4-3

described, 4-1

overview, 4-1

EJB Primary Key, defined, 1-6

EJB See Enterprise JavaBean, 9-3

EJB server, described, 1-4

EJB specification

indirection, 2-8

inheritance, 2-8

mapping, 2-1

sequencing, 2-7

EJB_ACCOUNT table, 9-5

ejbc, 4-10

EJBHome, defined, 1-5

ejb-jar.xml

described, 4-3

ejb-name element, 9-7

ejb-jar.xml file

cmp-version element, 9-7

described, 9-7

query element, 9-7

resource-ref element, 9-7

EJBLocalHome, defined, 1-5

EJBLocalObject, defined, 1-5

ejb-name in ejb-jar.xml, 9-7

EJBObject, defined, 1-5

EJBQL, using for finders, 5-3

Enterprise JavaBeans

2.0 support, 1-3

architectures summary, A-1

container, 1-4

deployment descriptors, 1-4

described, 1-3

Entity beans, 1-4

message-driven beans, 1-4

remote entities, A-2

remote session beans, A-3

server, 1-4

Session Beans, 1-4

using in a demo application, 9-3

Entity bean deployment

configuring descriptors, 4-3

described, 4-1

overview, 4-1

entity beans

bean instance, 1-5

defined, 1-5

described, 1-4

EJB Home, 1-5

EJB Object, 1-5

EJB Primary Key, 1-6

EJBLocalHome, 1-5

EJBLocalObject, 1-5

inheritance, 2-8

mapping using Mapping Workbench, 2-1

mapping, overview, 2-1

mappings, 2-4

persistent state, 1-5

sequencing with, 2-7

with TopLink Mapping Workbench, 2-1

example applications

Single Bean, 9-2

Expression finder, creating, 5-5

finder results

disabling caching, 5-15

refreshing, 5-15

finders

advanced options, 5-14

caching options, 5-14

choosing the most appropriate type, 5-3

creating SQL finders, 5-12

defining in TopLink, 5-1

disabling caching of returned results, 5-15

Dynamic, 5-7

managing large result sets, 5-16

refereshing results, 5-15

reserved, 5-9

using EJBQL, 5-3

using SQL, 5-11

using TopLink Expression framework, 5-4

home interface, inheritance, 2-8

hot deployment, described, 4-13

indirection

described, 2-8

EJBs, entity beans, 2-8

inheritance

described, 2-8

EJBs, entity beans, 2-8

home interface, 2-8

installation

troubleshooting, 3-5

Java objects

merging changes under EJB1.1, 6-4

serializing between client and server under EJB 1.1, 6-4

Java objects, described, 1-5

Java Server Page, using in a demo application, 9-3

JDBC connection pools, 4-11

JSP See Java Server Page

local entities, A-7

login, Database, 7-3

many-to-many mappings, 2-6

mappings

aggregate collection, 2-6

aggregate object, 2-6

between entity beans and Java objects, 2-4

creating, 2-2

creating in Java, 7-2

described, 2-1

direct, 2-2

many-to-many, 2-6

one-to-many, 2-5

one-to-one, 2-5

relationship, 2-3

Message-driven beans, described, 1-4

methods

described, 1-5

in Java objects, 1-5

name element in toplink-ejb-jar.xml, 9-8

native sequencing, 2-7

object model, Account example, 9-4

one-to-many mappings, described, 2-5

one-to-one mapping, described, 2-5

persistence descriptor, 4-4

persistence-type element,in weblogic-ejb-jar.xml, 9-8

persistence-use element

in weblogic-ejb-jar.xml, 9-8

persistent classes in Java objects, 1-5

persistent state, 1-5

pinning in clusters, 8-3

project-class element

in toplink-ejb-jar.xml, 9-8

query element in ejb-jar.xml, 9-7

redeployment, 4-13

relationship mappings

described, 2-3

with entity beans, 2-3

relationships, described, 1-5

remote entities, A-2

remote session beans, A-3

reserved finders

described, 5-9

resource-ref element in ejb-jar.xml, 9-7

Running the Weblogic EJB Compiler, 4-10

run-time classes, generating, 4-9

run-time issues

described, 6-1

maintaining bi-directional relationships, 6-2

transaction support, 6-1

sequencing

native, 2-7

with entity beans, 2-7

session and entity beans, combining, A-5

session beans

remote, A-3

session beans, described, 1-4

session beans, using in clustering, 8-4

session described, 7-3

session façade, A-5

SessionAccessor

merging dependent objects under EJB 1.1, 6-4

SQL finder

creating, 5-12

defined, 5-11

stateful, stateless Session Beans, 1-4

static amendment methods, 7-3

static partitioning

in clusters, 8-3

tables, EJB_ACCOUNT, 9-5

thin client architecture, A-6

TopLink

installing in a Windows environment, 3-2

TopLink CMP

overview, 1-1

testing with entity beans, 3-3

TopLink descriptors

creating in Java, 7-2

customizing with amendment methods, 7-3

TopLink Expression framework

building an expression, 5-6

using for finders, 5-4

TopLink for Java, overview, 1-2

TopLink Mapping Workbench

overview, 1-2

using with entity beans, 2-1

TopLink project, creating, 9-9

toplink-ejb-jar.xml

connection-pool element, 9-9

Data Type description (dtd), B-1

described, 4-7, 9-8

name element, 9-8

project-class element, 9-8

transaction support

valid transactional states, 6-2

when updates occur, 6-2

undeployment, 4-13

WebLogic Startup class, described, 7-6

weblogic.ejbc, 4-10

weblogic-ejb-jar.xml, 4-4

described, 4-4

unsupported tags, 4-6

weblogic-ejb-jar.xml file

element, 9-8

described, 9-8

persistence-type element, 9-8

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