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Chapter 1: Basic Concepts in JDO
- Listing 1-1: A Person and His or Her Dog
- Listing 1-2: Storing Modifications Upon Transaction Commit
- Listing 1-3: The Heffalump Class and Its Application Identity Class
Chapter 2: Queries
- Listing 2-1: The Persistent Fields of the Foo and Bar Classes
- Listing 2-2: The Persistent Fields of the Song and Label Classes
- Listing 2-3: The Persistent Fields of the Library Classes
- Listing 2-4: The Relational Tables for the Library Classes
Chapter 5: Enhanced Classes and Managed Fields
- Listing 5-1: Sample No-Arg Constructor for Typical Application Data Class
- Listing 5-2: Library Classes with Judicious Use of the transient Keyword
- Listing 5-3: A Shallow clone Method for an Application Data Class
- Listing 5-4: Simple JDO Metadata File
- Listing 5-5: The JDO Metadata for the Library Example
Chapter 6: Factories that Produce Persistence Managers
- Listing 6-1: Getting a PersistenceManager from a Connection Factory
- Listing 6-2: Obtaining a PersistenceManagerFactory from JDOHelper
- Listing 6-3: Example of a Properties File Used to Obtain a PersistenceManagerFactory
- Listing 6-4: Code to Find a PersistenceManagerFactory in JNDI
- Listing 6-5: Finding a ConnectionFactory in JNDI
- Listing 6-6: Example of a CMT Session Bean That Uses JDO
- Listing 6-7: Example of a BMP Entity Bean That Uses JDO
- Listing 6-8: Example of Stateless BMT Session Bean That Uses JDO
- Listing 6-9: Example of Stateful BMT Session Bean That Uses JDO
Chapter 7: Helpers, Callbacks, and Exceptions
- Listing 7-1: Transient State Dependent on Persistent State
- Listing 7-2: The Apple Class Captures the Identity String for a Datastore Identity
- Listing 7-3: Deleting a Banana Split and the Objects That Compose It
- Listing 7-4: Handling a Failed Optimistic Transaction
- Listing 7-5: Handling All Exceptions When Explicitly Using JDO
- Listing 7-6: Handling All Exceptions When Implicitly Using JDO
Chapter 8: Using JDO to Learn More
- Listing 8-1: Expected Output from Running ant -projecthelp at the Command Line
- Listing 8-2: Expected Output from Running ant testjdohelper
- Listing 8-3: Expected Output from Running ant testfactory
- Listing 8-4: Expected Output from Running ant megacups
- Listing 8-5: Sample Output from the MegaCups Program
- Listing 8-6: Expected Output from Running ant library
- Listing 8-7: Example of Help Output from the Library Program
- Listing 8-8: User Commands to Find All the Categories That Interest Tom
- Listing 8-9: The Persistent Fields of the Apple Class
- Listing 8-10: Expected Output from Running ant statetracker
- Listing 8-11: Example of Help Output from the StateTracker Program
- Listing 8-12: User Commands to Create a New McIntosh Apple with Three Worms
- Listing 8-13: Sample Output from Committing the New McIntosh Apple
- Listing 8-14: Sample Output from Snooping on the Hollow Apple
Chapter 9: Using JDO in a Swing Application
- Listing 9-1: Selected Output from Running ant rental-gui
Chapter 10: Using JDO in a Web Application
- Listing 10-1: Expected Output from Building the clean-out Target
- Listing 10-2: Expected Output from Building the rental-servlet-opr Target
- Listing 10-3: Excerpt from maine.jsp Where the Rental Table Rows Are Generated
- Listing 10-4: The flipReservations Method of the ReservationService
- Listing 10-5: Implementation of the SupportsIdentityString Interface in the Rental Class
- Listing 10-6: Implementation of the SupportsVersion Interface in the Rental Class
- Listing 10-7: The equals and hashCode Methods for the Rental Application Data Class
Chapter 11: Using JDO in Enterprise JavaBeans
- Listing 11-1: Excerpts of Expected Output from Building the rental-servlet-ejb Target
- Listing 11-2: Expected End of Output from Building the sayings-stateless-cmt Target
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