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4.6.2 Standard specifications supported by Application Server

This section describes the standard specifications supported by Application Server. This section also describes the manuals that explain the details and the points to be considered when using Application Server.

Organization of this subsection
(1) Standard specifications of Java EE
(2) Standard specifications related to XML and Web Services
(3) Standard specifications related to SSL
(4) Standard specifications related to OMG distributed object

(1) Standard specifications of Java EE

Table 4-4 Standard specifications of Java EE

Specifications Remarks Important reference location manuals#
Servlet 2.3/Servlet 2.4/Servlet 2.5/Servlet 3.0 From the functions specified in the Servlet 3.0 specifications, for the functions that can be used with Application Server, see section 6.1 Support range of the functionalities that are added or changed in Servlet specifications and JSP specifications in the Web Container Functionality Guide. Web Container Functionality Guide
JSF 2.1 --
JSP 1.2/JSP 2.0/JSP 2.1 You cannot use JSP 1.1.
JSP Debugging 1.0 --
EJB 2.0
  • Message-driven Bean
  • Local interface
  • CMP 1.1
  • CMP 2.0
-- EJB Container Functionality Guide
EJB 2.1 Among the CMP functions, you cannot use the Web service linkage function that uses expansion part of EJB2.1 and service-ref tag.
EJB 3.0 (Session Bean) --
EJB 3.1 --
Bean Validation 1.0 -- Common Container Functionality Guide
CDI 1.0 --
Common Annotation 1.0 --
JDBC 2.0 core/JDBC 2.0 option package --
JDBC 3.0 The JDBC driver used for connection must support the functions specified in the JDBC 3.0 or JDBC 4.0 specifications.
JDBC 4.0
JMS 1.0.2 When using Reliable Messaging or TP1/Message Queue - Access, JMS1.0.2 is presumed. The restrictions are set on the part of the functions including Topic.
JMS 1.1 The conditions for using JMS1.1 are as follows:
  • The JMS provider must be compatible with JMS1.1
  • The Message-driven Bean must be compatible with EJB2.1 (when using the Message-driven Bean)
  • The resource adapter to be used must be compatible with Connector 1.5
Connector 1.0 (JCA 1.0) --
Connector 1.5 (JCA 1.5) --
JTA 1.0.1
  • local
  • global
You can use a local transaction (local) when LocalTransaction is specified in the transaction-support of the DD (ra.xml) of the resource adapter and JavaVM is not called remotely during the business logic.
When the light transaction is activated, the global transaction (global) cannot be used. For details on the light transaction, see section 3.14.5 Light Transaction in the Common Container Functionality Guide.
JTA 1.1 --
JPA 1.0 --
JavaMail 1.2 Use the SMTP and SMTPS protocols for sending (outgoing) emails, and POP3 for receiving (incoming) emails.
JavaMail 1.3
JavaMail 1.4

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--: Not applicable

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The term Application Server is omitted from the manual names.

(2) Standard specifications related to XML and Web Services

For details on the items to be considered related to the XML standard specifications, see the XML Processor User Guide. For details on the items to be considered related to the Web Services of Application Server, see the Application Server Web Service Development Guide, the Application Server SOAP Application Development Guide, the Application Server Web Service Security Users Guide and the Application Server XML Security - Core User Guide.

(3) Standard specifications related to SSL

For details on the items to be considered related to the SSL standard specifications, see the Application Server HTTP Server User Guide and the Application Server Security Management Guide.

(4) Standard specifications related to OMG distributed object

For details on the items to be considered related to the standard specifications of the OMG distributed objects, see the Borland(R) Enterprise Server VisiBroker(R) Developer Guide, the manual Borland(R) Enterprise Server VisiBroker(R) Programmers Reference, and the Release Notes.