文档介绍：Chapter Summaries
Chapter 1: Introduction to Enterprise Software provides a high-level overview of enterprise
software development and related technologies.
Chapter 2: Introduction to the J2EE covers the basics of the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition.
It provides an overview of the basic technologies and the APIs, which form the J2EE.
Chapter 3: Introduction to the UML provides an overview of the UML and a quick
introduction to the UML basics.
Chapter 4: UML and Java provides an overview of the Java language's mapping to the UML
and covers some of the basic UML constructs.
Chapter 5: Overview of Activities introduces the notion of software development processes
and outlines the approach taken in the book.
Chapter 6: Architecture, which is an important aspect of good software, introduces the notion
of software architecture and provides an overview of some of the concepts in software
architecture.
Chapter 7: Analyzing Customer Needs shows you how to apply UML use cases to better
understand customer requirements. No matter how cool the software, if it does not meet the
customer's requirements, it is a failure!
Chapter 8: Creating the Design focuses on analyzing the requirements further and creating the
initial design for the case study. This chapter discusses how to translate the requirements you
have gathered into software.
Chapter 9: Overview of J2EE Technologies lays the groundwork for the J2EE technologies we
discuss in the remaining chapters.
Chapter 10: Servlets provides an overview of the Java servlet technology, discusses how they
are modeled in the UML, and then shows a representative application of UML and servlets to
the case study. Java servlets are ideal for the request-response oriented Web paradigm.
Chapter 11: JavaServer Pages teaches you about JSPs, when to use them, and how to use them
in the sample project. JavaServer Pages (JSP) combine the power of servlets with the flexibility
of HTML pages.