J2EE Open Source Toolkit

Author: Bell
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features:
How to create a Java enterprise platform
How to choose the right open-source code components for an enterprise platform
How to combine various components
How to ensure all components work together
This book will describe how to make the right choices from various open-source code components when building an enterprise platform. Simply put, when you need an affordable alternative to replace commercial J2EE platforms, evaluate technology, provide training, and rapidly develop your development team, you can meet these needs by using open-source code components. It reveals how to unleash the full power of open-source tools to build a free J2EE enterprise platform. Your best choice
You can spend thousands of dollars to buy a commercial enterprise platform, or you can fully utilize free, fast, and reliable open-source tools. To help you make a wise decision more easily, this innovative book provides all the tools you need. With these tools, you can seamlessly integrate too many popular open-source tools into a comprehensive enterprise platform for developing and deploying enterprise Java applications.
The author of this book introduces several open-source Java projects, explains the basics of enterprise architecture, and briefly introduces open-source development tools. Next, the book discusses various components that you can use to deliver web-based applications. It also introduces how to use JDBC, JMS, and Enterprise JavaBeans to build enterprise infrastructure and communication solutions. After the platform is created, the author guides you to push the application from the development environment to the production environment, so you can immediately run the developed Java applications.
This book provides rich and complete code examples to introduce you to how to:
· Create your own Java application platform
· Choose the right open-source for the platform you want to develop
· Utilize Tomcat, Struts, MySQL
· Ensure all open-source components work together
· Integrate open-source tools and commercial platforms to significantly improve development speed and efficiency