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    Dedication
    Advance praise for Head First Servlets & JSP™
    Praise for Head First EJB™ and the Head First approach
    Praise for the Head First approach
    Perpetrators of the Head First series (and this book)
    Intro
    Ch. 1. Why use Servlets & JSPs?
    Ch. 2. Web App Architecture
    Ch. 3. Mini MVC Tutorial
    Ch. 4. Being a Servlet
    Ch. 5. Being a Web App
    Ch. 6. Conversational state
    Ch. 7. Being a JSP
    Ch. 8. Script-free pages
    Ch. 9. Custom tags are powerful
    Ch. 10. When even JSTL is not enough...
    Ch. 11. Deploying your web app
    Ch. 12. Keep it secret, keep it safe
    Ch. 13. The Power of Filters
    Ch. 14. Enterprise Design Patterns
    OBJECTIVES
    Web site hardware can get complicated
    Web application software can get complicated
    Lucky for us, we have J2EE patterns
    Sharpen your pencil: What are the "ilities"?
    Performance (and the "ilities")
    Aligning our vernaculars...
    More design principles...
    Patterns to support remote model components
    How the Business Team supports the web designers when the MVC components are running on one JVM
    How will they handle remote objects?
    RMI makes life easy
    Just a little more RMI review
    Adding RMI and JNDI to the controller
    Sharpen your pencil: How can this design be improved?
    How about a "go-bet ween" object?
    The "go-bet ween" is a Business Delegate
    Sharpen your pencil
    Simplify your Business Delegates with the Service Locator
    there are no Dumb Questions
    Protecting the web designer's JSPs from remote model complexity
    Compare the local model diagram to this remote model diagram
    There's good news and bad news...
    Time for a Transfer Object ?
    Service Locator and Business Delegate both simplif y model components
    Business tier patterns : quick review
    Our very first pattern revisited... MVC
    MVC in a real web app
    Looking at the MVC controller
    Sharpen your pencil: What principles does this component violate?
    Improving the MVC cont roll ers
    New and (shorter) controller pseudo-code
    Designing our fantasy controller
    Yes! It's Struts in a nutshell
    Key Struts Components
    Is Struts a container?
    How does Front Controller fit in?
    Refactoring the Beer app for Struts
    The Struts Beer app architecture
    A form bean exposed
    How an Action object ticks
    Struts-config.xml: tying it all together
    Specifying Struts in the web.xml DD
    Install Struts, and Just Run It!
    Creating the deployment environment
    Patterns review for the SCWCD
    Service Locator
    Transfer Object
    Intercepting Filter
    Model, View, Controller (MVC)
    Front Controller
    COFFEE CRAM
    COFFEE CRAM
    Appx. A. Final Mock Exam
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