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1	Creating Web Application with BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1
2	e-Business e-Government e-Training Common Use Cases
3	Data Intensive Web Application
4	Sequence Diagram
5	OMD
6	Generic DataAction Code
7	Specific Action Implementation
8	Start a New Project in SampleApp area
9	Start a New Page Flow
10	Flow View and Action View
11	Source View
12	Create a Form and a FormBean
13	Customize Your Action
14	Re-arrange the Flow View
15	Add Jar files to the Application Build Facilities
16	Import Extra Libraries to WEB-INF/lib
17	Create the Login Bean Class
18	LoginBean Class Example
19	The CheckLogin() Method in the LoginController
20	Example of Using the Session in the JSP Add the scriplet to the index.jsp
21	Build and Debug
22	ServletContextListener Reads Config
23	Configure the Application via web.xml
24	Build your Web Application using the last section material Install WebLogic Workshop Build the Login page according to the section material Add Product and Registration pages Prepare SQL statements for existing data and store as files in the “sqlLocation” that is set in the web.xml and MyServletContectListener (No SQL is needed if application creates data from scratch) Create bean classes like the LoginBean that support data structures used with data access and in the forms. Create the LoginController with the checkLogin() method. Note, that the data access in the controller is performed with the DataService.getData() method that uses the SQL statement-file “getLogin.sql” stored in the “sqlLocation” Prepare HashMap to replace SQL <<keys>> with run-time values
25	DataService API Include the library “com.its.util.jar” in the CLASSPATH and import com.its.util.DataService @param directoryName to set the location where your SQL statement files are stored public static void setSqlLocation(String directoryName) @param driverName your jdbc driver name public static void setDriverName(String driverName) @param set Connection URL for database access public static void setConURL(String connectionURL) // execute insert/delete/update SQL statements stored in the “sqlLocation” @ param sqlStatementName for example “getLogin” stored as the “getLogin.sql” @ param map of key-values to replace SQL <<keys>> with run-time values @ return numberOfRowsEffected public static int setData(String sqlStatementName, HashMap map) @ param sqlStatementName for example “getLogin” stored as the “getLogin.sql” @ param map of key-values to replace SQL <<keys>> with run-time values @ param beanClass (e.g. LoginBean.class) supports records retrieved by the SQL statement @ return list of objects of the beanClass public static List getData(String sqlStatementName, HashMap map, Class beanClass) @param dataSource your DataSource specified in JNDI context public static void setDataSource(DataSource dataSource)
26	DataService Usage Example
27	More DataService API