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Sun Web Developer Pack and Bundled Web 2.0 Technologies
• Sun Web Developer Pack and Bundled NetBeans IDE Plug-ins
• How to Proceed
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• Dynamic User Interfaces and Ajax
• Basic Ajax-Enabled Web Application
• How the AjaxList Application Works
• Sending the Response Back to the Client
• Contributions of Ajax Toolkits
• Encapsulating Ajax Functionality in Web Components
• Project jMaki and Project Dynamic Faces
• Wrapping Ajax-Enabled Widgets in Web Components Using Project jMaki
• Adding Ajax Functionality to JavaServer Faces Components Using Project Dynamic Faces
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• Introduction to Project jMaki
• What is a jMaki Widget?
• What Does a jMaki Application Look Like?
• Creating a jMaki Web Application
• The simplejMaki Example
• Adding a jMaki Widget to a Page
• Loading Your Own Data Into a jMaki Widget
• Loading Content from a URL
• Handling Widget Events
• Accessing an External Service From a Widget
• Developing a Web Application Using Project jMaki
• Modifying the Fish Eye List Widget
• Creating ApplicationBean.java
• Adding a GlueListener for the Widget Event
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• Introduction to Project Dynamic Faces
• Understanding How Dynamic Faces Works
• Setting Up Your Application to Use Project Dynamic Faces
• The simpleDynamicFaces Example
• Updating Single Components Using the fireAjaxTransaction Function
• Updating Individual DOM Elements Using installDeferredAjaxTransaction
• Updating Areas of Your Page Using the ajaxZone Tag
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• Lightweight Programming with Dynamic Languages and the Java Platform
• Project Phobos: A Lightweight Programming Model
• Building a Simple Phobos Application
• Handling the Initial Request
• Creating an Ajax-enabled Phobos Application
• Updating the HTML DOM
• Using jMaki Widgets in a Phobos Application
• Using the Java Persistence API in a Phobos Application
• The Phobos Examples
• Configuring Your Environment
• Building and Running the AjaxList Application
• Building and Running the bioFisheye Application
• Building and Running the Calculator Application
• Building and Running the hello Application
• Developing the Calculator Phobos Application Using the NetBeans IDE
• Modifying the index.js Script File
• Creating a New Embedded JavaScript File
• Running the Phobos Application
• Developing the bioFisheye Phobos Web Application Using the NetBeans IDE
• Creating a New Controller File
• Modifying the fisheye.js Controller File
• Modifying the index.js Script File
• Adding Images to the Project
• Modifying the combobox.ejs File
• Building and Running the bioFisheye Application
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• What Are RESTful Web Services?
• RESTful Web Services and Other Styles of Web Services
• Developing RESTful Web Services with the REST API
• URI Templates
• Responding to HTTP Methods
• Extracting Method Parameters From URIs
• The REST Examples
• The hello Application
• The calculator Application
• The rsvp Application
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• Understanding Web Feeds
• The Atom Server Framework
• Creating a Web Feed Using the Atom Server Framework
• Creating, Retrieving, and Modifying Feeds in the atom-feed Example
• Overview of atom-feed
• The Atom Server
• The JavaServer Faces Front End
• Building and Running atom-feed in NetBeans IDE 5.5.1
• Building and Running atom-feed with Ant
• Creating Feeds, Collections, and Entries Using the BlogClient Application