- JBoss AS 5 Development
- JBoss AS 5 Development
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- Preface
- 1. Installing Core Components
- 2. What's New in JBoss AS 5?
- 3. Customizing JBoss AS Services
- 4. Developing EJB 3 Session Beans
- 5. Developing JPA Entities
- 6. Creating a Web Application
- 7. Developing Applications with JBoss Messaging Service
- 8. Developing Applications with JBoss and Hibernate
- Introducing Hibernate
- Creating a Hibernate application
- Setting up the database schema
- A new Eclipse project
- Reversing your schema into Java classes
- Adding Hibernate configuration to your project
- Adding a web client to your project
- Packaging and deploying the application
- Using the wizard to generate EJB 3
- Hibernate and EJB: Friends or opponents?
- Using Hibernate with EJB
- Creating a Hibernate application
- Summary
- Introducing Hibernate
- 9. Managing JBoss AS
- 10. Developing Applications with JBoss Web Services
- 11. Clustering JBoss AS
- 12. Developing a Clustered Application
- 13. JBoss AS Security
- Approaching Java Security API
- Introducing JBossSX
- Securing the JMX console
- Dynamic login configuration
- Stacked login configuration
- Logging and auditing
- Securing the transport layer
- Enabling the Secure Socket Layer on JBoss AS
- Certificate management tools
- Securing the HTTP communication with a self-signed certificate
- Securing the HTTP communication with a certificate signed by a CA
- Securing the RMI transport
- 14. Securing JBoss AS Applications
- Securing the JMX console
Hopefully this chapter has given you a deep immersion into the world of MBeans. As should be obvious from the examples provided, there are far more variations than we can hope to cover in this chapter.
We have provided some concrete examples of standard MBeans, illustrating their features with step-by-step examples. The good news is that JBoss 5 makes it much easier to handle services with POJO MBeans, which can be seen as an effective complementary partner of Enterprise JavaBeans.
In the latter section of this chapter, we have included a set of quick drills for the administrator who wants to approach the new JBossAS Administration Console, available as built-in application since JBoss AS 5.1.0.
In the next chapter, we are going to discuss interoperability between different technologies. As you might guess we are going to discuss Web Services.
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