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CONTENTS MACROMEDIA JRUN 4 TUTORIAL - JRUN SERVICE PACK 1 GUIDE ABOUT THIS BOOK Developer resources About JRun documentation Printed and online documentation set Accessing online documentation Other resources Contacting Macromedia CHAPTER 1 Differences Between JRun 3.1 and JRun 4 Deployment differences Property file differences JRun-specific XML files Server settings: the jrun.xml file Property comparisons Migrating issues CHAPTER 2 EJB Enhancements Using CMP 2.0 with existing tables Review of CMP 2.0 Overview of JRun CMP New CMP features The jrun-ejb-jar.xml elements for CMP 2.0 Coding the jrun-ejb-jar.xml file SQL statements for basic persistence actions SQL statements for CMR fields Using multiple SQL statements in a persistence action Automatic table creation and deletion Other EJB enhancements Enterprise Deployment Wizard EJB interceptors EJB metrics CHAPTER 3 JNDI Security Overview Using JNDI JNDI authentication JNDI authorization JNDI resources Listing JRun’s JNDI context Enabling JNDI security settings Overview of guest access Enabling and disabling JNDI security Disabling guest access Security policy configuration Policy file elements JNDI permissions JNDI actions Policy example file Unchecked permissions Authenticating with JNDI security Security identity elements JRun server authentication Changing user modules JNDI security implications for JRun tools jrun service pack jrun service pack 1 macromedia jrun 4.0 lessons macromedia jrun 4.0 guides macromedia jrun 4.0 instruction macromedia jrun 4.0 course macromedia jrun 4.0 tutorial macromedia jrun 4.0 courses macromedia jrun 4.0 note macromedia jrun 4.0 command macromedia jrun 4.0 manual macromedia jrun 4.0 notes macromedia jrun 4.0 tutorials macromedia jrun 4.0 pdf macromedia jrun 4.0 guide macromedia jrun 4.0 introduction macromedia jrun 4.0 article macromedia jrun 4.0 lesson macromedia jrun 4.0 manuals macromedia jrun 4.0 use macromedia jrun 4.0 help jrun 4 jrun 4.0 macromedia jrun 4 jrun 4 download macromedia jrun 4.0 jrun 4 updater 7 CHAPTER 4 Custom Load Balancing Overview of load balancing Predefined load balancing Custom load balancing Implementing a load-balancing filter Reviewing a simple custom load-balancing filter CHAPTER 5 Documentation Changes and Additions Starting JRun servers Working with web services Generating a proxy from a secure WSDL URL Using a proxy with a secure web service Using the Web Services Tag Library Using the JRun Management Console web services details page Publishing JWS web services Generating WSDL Axis data type support Known limitations Web server configuration and connectors Support for additional web server versions Command-line options Multihosting with Apache Support for JNDI authorization Using web server connector source code to recompile custom connectors Working with clusters Known limitations Configuring a cluster Running clustered servers Session replication Configuring J2EE modules Configuring web applications Configuring EJBs Starting the Enterprise Deployment Wizard Configuring resource adaptors Generating deployment descriptors Manually creating deployment descriptors outside archive files Redeploying J2EE modules Administration Limiting access to servers from the JMC Configuring host-based JNDI security Configuring custom JNDI security Configuring Java virtual machines through the jvm.config file Using multiple JVM combinations Using server configuration descriptors Using JDBC data sources JRun licensing Changes to XDoclet integration Setting an Ant build file Setting Ant target names Setting Ant properties Other changes Configurable JNDI network properties Data source enhancements Updates to JRun 4 security