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Index: D

DAP (Directory Access Protocol): 6.9.1. X.500 Directories

data manipulation commands (SQL): 8.4. Data Manipulation Commands

data types

binary, transmitting (servlets): 5.9. Databases and Non-HTML Content

binary and character (large objects): 2.13.4. BLOBs and CLOBs

columns, returning (ResultSet): 2.6. Results

DatabaseMetaData methods, returning: 2.9.1. DatabaseMetaData

IDL: 10. IDL Reference

declaring: 4.2.1.3. Data members and methods

typedef: 10.7.1.1. Mapping typedefs to Java

user-defined: 10.7. User-Defined Data Types

10.10.3.2. Constant, type, and exception inheritance

10.10.3.3. IDL early binding

IDL, supporting: 10.4. Basic Data Types

Java/SQL mapping: 8.2. Data Types

large: 2.6.2. Large Data Types

literals (IDL), numeric: 10.5.3. Numeric Literals

MapMessage name/value pairs: 21. The javax.jms Package

mapping to standard SQL types: 2.8. Prepared Statements

object, Java handling: 4.2.1. An IDL Primer

primitive: 2.6. Results

boolean: 5.8. Session Tracking

Java handling: 4.2.1. An IDL Primer

relational databases and: 2.13.3. Java-Aware Databases

serialization: 3.4.2. Remote Method Arguments and Return Values

servlet responses, specifying: 5.2.4. Servlet Responses

SQL: 18. The java.sql Package

SQL and Java: 2.6. Results

SQL tables columns: 8.2. Data Types

stored procedures output: 2.11. Stored Procedures

database connections, servlet benefits: 5.1. The Servlet Life Cycle

database management system (DBMS): 8.1. Relational Databases

database mapping

bean implementation (deployment descriptors): 7.7. Deploying an Enterprise JavaBeans Object

complex data structures: 7.6.7.1. Handling complex data structures

container-managed persistence: 7.7.1. Container-Managed Data Mapping

serialization (data structures, entity beans): 7.6.7.1. Handling complex data structures

database schema (directory schema vs.): 6.9.1. X.500 Directories

database servers, Drivers (JDBC): 1.3.1. JDBC: Working with Databases

database updates, transactions: 7.3.1. Making the EJB Server Aware of Database Transactions

DatabaseMetaData class: 18. The java.sql Package

DatabaseMetaData interface: 2.9. Metadata

2.9.1. DatabaseMetaData

scrolling and concurrency support: 2.13.1. Results Handling

databases: 1.3.1. JDBC: Working with Databases

(see also relational databases)

changes, losing: 2.10. Transactions

columns, null values: 2.6.1. Handling Nulls

commands, database-independent (JDBC): 2.12. Escape Sequences

configuration information, obtaining: 2.9.1. DatabaseMetaData

connection sharing: 5.5. Thread Safety

connections: 2.4. Connecting to the Database

18. The java.sql Package

closing: 2.4. Connecting to the Database

creating: 2.2. JDBC Basics

pooling: 2.4. Connecting to the Database

connections, pooling: 5.9. Databases and Non-HTML Content

differences among systems: 2.1. JDBC Architecture

enterprise applications, dependency: 2. JDBC

entries, maintaining (bean-managed persistence): 7.6.7. Container-Managed Persistence

interaction with JDBC: 2.1. JDBC Architecture

isolation levels, transactions and: 7.3.2. Transaction Isolation Levels

Java-aware: 2.13.3. Java-Aware Databases

JDBC API, supporting transactions: 1.3.8. JTA: Managing Distributed Transactions

JDBC, working with relational: 1.3.1. JDBC: Working with Databases

mapping, container-managed persistence: 7.6.7. Container-Managed Persistence

7.6.7. Container-Managed Persistence

objects (Java types), inserting: 2.8. Prepared Statements

protocols, defining (ODMG): 11.4. Persistent Object Service

records, mapping to Java objects: 2.13.3. Java-Aware Databases

rows

accessing (result sets): 2.13.1. Results Handling

editing data, inserting and deleting rows (ResultSet): 2.13.1. Results Handling

insertions, preventing (transactions): 2.10. Transactions

null values, inserting: 2.13.1. Results Handling

scalar functions: 2.12. Escape Sequences

servlets, handling: 5.9. Databases and Non-HTML Content

SQL statments and: 18. The java.sql Package

SQL strings, processing: 2.8. Prepared Statements

standardized interface (SQL): 8. SQL Reference

stored procedures: 2.11. Stored Procedures

stored procedures, accessing: 2.5. Statements

stored SQL procedures, accessing: 18. The java.sql Package

tables, displaying contents: 2.9.2. ResultSetMetaData

transactions: 2.10. Transactions

update counts, getting: 2.5.1. Multiple Result Sets

updateable ResultSet, differences: 2.13.1. Results Handling

updating (atomic transactions): 1.4.2. Updating CornCo with Enterprise JavaBeans

DATA_CONVERSION class: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

DataSource interface: 27. The javax.sql Package

DataTruncation class: 18. The java.sql Package

date and time functions (SQL): 8.5.2. Value Functions

Date class: 2.6.3. Dates and Times

18. The java.sql Package

dates

DateFilter servlet: 5.3. Servlet Chaining

filtering, servlets: 5.3. Servlet Chaining

DBMS (Database Management System): 8.1. Relational Databases

DCE Common Inter-ORB Protocol (DCE-CIOP): 4.1.4. Inter-ORB Communication

debugging applications: 2.7.1. SQL Warnings

declarations

IDL interfaces: 4.2.1.2. Interfaces

IDL modules: 10.9. Module Declarations

declarative language (SQL): 8. SQL Reference

default: flag: 38.2.3.1. Member availability and flags

DefinitionKind class: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

def_kind() (IRObject): 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

Delegate class: 33. The org.omg.CORBA.portable Package

delegates (CORBA remote object stubs): 4.2.2.2. The helper class

DELETE (HTTP request): 5.2.3. POST, HEAD, and Other Requests

deleteRow() (ResultSet): 2.13.1. Results Handling

deleting rows (ResultSet): 2.13.1. Results Handling

delivery address (messages): 21. The javax.jms Package

DeliveryMode interface: 21. The javax.jms Package

deployment descriptors

access control: 7.7.2. Access-Control Deployment Attributes

bean management, specifying: 7.2.3. The EJB Container

bean services, controlling: 7. Enterprise JavaBeans

container functions, roles in: 7.2.2. The Enterprise JavaBeans Object

container-managed entity bean: 7.6.7. Container-Managed Persistence

7.6.7. Container-Managed Persistence

containers, generating: 7.7.3. Generating the Container Classes and Deployment Descriptor

enterprise beans: 7.7. Deploying an Enterprise JavaBeans Object

format standard, lacking: 7.7. Deploying an Enterprise JavaBeans Object

JAR files: 7.7.4. Packaging Enterprise JavaBeans

required information, listed: 7.7. Deploying an Enterprise JavaBeans Object

XML-based: 7.9.1. XML-Based Deployment Descriptors

DeploymentDescriptor class: 7.7. Deploying an Enterprise JavaBeans Object

20. The javax.ejb.deployment Package

deserialization (see activation)

7.4.3. The Bean Implementation

HomeHandle: 7.9.3. Home Handles

Properties object: 7.6.7.1. Handling complex data structures

deserialization (java.io package): 1.3.2. RMI: Remote Method Invocation

Destination interface: 21. The javax.jms Package

destroy(): 5.1. The Servlet Life Cycle

ATMServlet example: 5.5. Thread Safety

GenericServlet class: 25. The javax.servlet Package

Servlet interface: 25. The javax.servlet Package

servlets, persistence: 5.4. Custom Servlet Initialization

destroying cookies: 5.7. Cookies

destroySubcontext() (Context): 6.7. Creating and Destroying Contexts

22. The javax.naming Package

DGC interface: 15. The java.rmi.dgc Package

digest authentication (web servers): 5.2.7. Security

Digest style authentication: 5.2.5. Servlet Requests

DII (see Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII) API)

DirContext interface: 6.1. JNDI Architecture

6.9.2. The DirContext Interface

23. The javax.naming.directory Package

Directory Access Protocol (DAP): 6.9.1. X.500 Directories

directory entries: 6.9. Accessing Directory Services

attributes: 23. The javax.naming.directory Package

modifying values: 6.10. Modifying Directory Entries

names (IDs), enumerating: 6.9.3. The Attributes Interface

creating: 6.11. Creating Directory Entries

directory schema, controlling: 6.11. Creating Directory Entries

LDAP servers (public), prohibiting new: 6.11. Creating Directory Entries

directory schema: 6.9.1. X.500 Directories

accesing: 23. The javax.naming.directory Package

attributes

type definition: 6.9.3. The Attributes Interface

values, specifying: 6.9.4. The Attribute Interface

entries, determining: 6.11. Creating Directory Entries

JNDI, supporting different: 6.9.1. X.500 Directories

modifying: 6.10. Modifying Directory Entries

directory servers

JNDI and: 1.3.4. JNDI: Accessing Naming and Directory Services

LDAP servers, accessing online: 6.9.3. The Attributes Interface

directory services

accessing (JNDI): 6.9. Accessing Directory Services

attributes: 6.9.4. The Attribute Interface

Context methods, supporting: 6.4. Looking Up Objects in a Context

entries, key values: 6.9.2. The DirContext Interface

JNDI SPI and: 6.1. JNDI Architecture

JNDI supporting (Java programs): 6. JNDI

naming services vs.: 6. JNDI

6.9. Accessing Directory Services

object class definitions, determining: 6.9.2. The DirContext Interface

objects, looking up: 6.4. Looking Up Objects in a Context

schemas, JNDI supporting: 6.9.1. X.500 Directories

searching: 6.12. Searching a Directory

standard (X.500): 6.9. Accessing Directory Services

directory structure (CORBA naming service): 4.1.3. The Naming Service

DirectoryManager class: 24. The javax.naming.spi Package

dirty reads (transactions): 2.10. Transactions

7.3.2. Transaction Isolation Levels

discriminators (IDL unions): 10.7.6. Unions

discriminators (idltojava compiler bugs): 12. Java IDL Tools

dispatch() (Skeleton): 17. The java.rmi.server Package

distributed applications

with Java and non-Java components: 3.1. Introduction to RMI

remote interfaces, defining: 3.2. Defining Remote Objects

distributed component model: 7. Enterprise JavaBeans

distributed computing: 1.1. Enterprise Computing Defined

architecture (hypothetical enterprise): 1.4. Enterprise Computing Scenarios

complexity: 1.2. Enterprise Computing Demystified

Java Enterprise APIs, supporting: 1.3. The Java Enterprise APIs

RMI as high-level, generic approach: 1.3.2. RMI: Remote Method Invocation

distributed garbage collection (see DGC interface)

distributed object systems, clients and servers, distinguishing: 3.1.2. RMI Architecture

distributed objects: 7. Enterprise JavaBeans

CORBA standard services: 4. Java IDL

EJB vs. regular: 7. Enterprise JavaBeans

RMI, interacting with: 3.1. Introduction to RMI

distributed transactions, two-phase commit protocol: 1.3.8. JTA: Managing Distributed Transactions

distributed transactions, supporting (JDBC standard extension): 2.13.5. The JDBC Standard Extension

DNS (Domain Name Systems): 6. JNDI

doDelete() (HttpServlet): 26. The javax.servlet.http Package

doGet() (HttpServlet): 5.2.1. HTTP Servlets

5.5. Thread Safety

26. The javax.servlet.http Package

Domain Name Systems (DNS): 6. JNDI

domain, specifying (cookies): 5.7. Cookies

DomainManager interface: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

done() (RemoteRef): 17. The java.rmi.server Package

doPost() (HttpServlet): 5.2.1. HTTP Servlets

5.5. Thread Safety

26. The javax.servlet.http Package

explicit client actions, recording: 5.2.3. POST, HEAD, and Other Requests

doPut() (HttpServlet): 5.2.1. HTTP Servlets

DoubleHolder class: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

Driver interface: 18. The java.sql Package

DriverManager class: 18. The java.sql Package

DriverManager.registerDriver(), Driver interface: 18. The java.sql Package

DriverPropertyInfo class: 18. The java.sql Package

Drivers, JDBC architecture, relying upon: 1.3.1. JDBC: Working with Databases

DSI (see Dynamic Skeleton Interface (DSI) API)

duplicate records, finding: 7.8.2. Creating/Finding Beans

DuplicateKeyException class: 19. The javax.ejb Package

dynamic class loading (RMI): 3.5. Dynamically Loaded Classes

Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII) API: 4.1. The CORBA Architecture

4.5. What If I Don't Know the Interface?

4.5.1. Dynamic Invocation Interface

asynchronous method invocation: 11.3. Event Service

Dynamic Method Interface (CORBA): 4.4. Finding Remote Objects

Dynamic Skeleton Interface (DSI) API: 4.1. The CORBA Architecture

4.5. What If I Don't Know the Interface?

DynamicImplementation class: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

DynAny interface: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

DynArray interface: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

DynEnum interface: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

DynFixed interface: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

DynSequence interface: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

DynStruct interface: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

DynUnion interface: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

DynValue interface: 30. The org.omg.CORBA Package

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