β Scribed by Bill Dudney, Stephen Asbury, Joseph Krozak, Kevin Wittkopf
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Intended for experienced J2EE developers, this book documents bad practices in the form of antipatterns. Each antipattern summarizes background information on the technology, identifies the symptoms and consequences of the problem, and provides a code example. The second half of each chapter offers a solution to each problem that list the steps to take, depicts the process in a diagram, and applies the technique to sample code. Distribution, persistence, JSPs, servlets, entity beans, session EJBs, messaging, and web services are covered. Annotation c2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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This book it's a must have. Really interesting most of the things it contains, other are rather basic. I felt I was reading a rather old book. It'd better talk about new J2EE technologies. Great book anyway.
Au fil de la crΓ©ation d'un gestionnaire de bookmarks, ce cahier montre comment concevoir et dΓ©ployer une application J2EE en s'appuyant sur l'indispensable panoplie des outils en Source de gestion de versions, de gΓ©nΓ©ration d'EJB, d'audit de code : Ant, Eclipse, Tomcat, Jboss, Castor, Junit, XDoclet