Chapter 12. Developing for the Web
| 12.1 | Developing a web application |
| 12.2 | Building the WAR file |
| 12.3 | Deployment |
| 12.4 | Post-deployment activities |
| 12.5 | Testing web applications with HttpUnit |
| 12.6 | Summary |
We now have a library to create entries in a diary, a build process that can handle multiple projects, and a way of sharing artifacts between them. What next? How about building a web site that uses the diary library and can publish events as an Atom feed?
It’s time to build a Java Web Application, the public face of most server-side Java. This chapter looks at what you have to do to build and test one. Web applications are more complex to package than the simple JAR files we’ve done so far, and before they can be tested, they must be deployed. ...
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