J2EE Application and Practice Techniques -- Java Design Patterns Automation and Performance

Author: (USA) Brommer, translated by Yu Hao et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: J2EE technology is becoming a widely used platform technology for developing Internet-based and transaction processing business applications. During the implementation of J2EE projects, robust application design patterns need to be applied. This book proposes an application structure called a reference architecture from the developer's perspective, primarily including three components: business object architecture, service-based architecture, and user interaction architecture. This design pattern can adapt to dynamically changing business and user requirements. The book details how to utilize component technology to implement this application structure, as well as how to efficiently develop and integrate J2EE components into applications, showcasing a series of practical techniques for J2EE application development, including evaluating and selecting appropriate software components and services. The entire book analyzes the causes and solutions affecting overall system performance from both theoretical and technical perspectives. Using a banking application throughout the book, readers will gain a deeper understanding of all concepts and practical techniques. Additionally, the book discusses how to integrate third-party technologies such as Jakarta Struts into applications, as well as topics like security, performance engineering, and reusability. This book can serve as a reference for J2EE developers and provide valuable assistance for J2EE project managers and readers studying J2EE-related content.