Chapter 9. Servlets, Composite Components, and WebSockets
Our applications are fully operational by now, using several WebLogic Server features that enable us to expose and consume web services and JMS queues, secure access to these components, read and write business entities from and to a database, and so on.
In this chapter, we're going to check out some features of the presentation layer:
A very interesting JavaServer Faces resource that helps us improve development speed and composite components and provides a way to create and use reusable pieces of code by applying templates
Deprecated and new features of Servlet 3.0, such as asynchronous request processing and dynamic component creation
How to open a direct communication channel between server and browser with WebSockets, a new feature introduced by Version 12.1.2
