Showing posts with label J2EE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label J2EE. Show all posts

Monday, May 9, 2011

Core J2EE™ Patterns: Best Practices and Design Strategies,


Core J2EE™ Patterns: Best Practices and Design Strategies,
 Second Edition |  PDF | 420 pages | 13,7 mb

This book describes proven solutions for the J2EE platform with a particular emphasis on such key J2EE technologies as: JavaServer Pages (JSP), servlets, Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) components, Java Message Service (JMS), JDBC, and Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI).

We offer solutions for recurring problems for the J2EE platform through the J2EE Pattern Catalog and J2EE refactorings. You can apply these ideas when developing new systems or when improving the design of existing systems. The patterns in this book will help you quickly gain the proficiency and skills to build robust, efficient enterprise applications.


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Building Java Enterprise Systems with J2EE


Building Java Enterprise Systems with J2EE
PDF | 1288 Pages | 13.81 MB

The practical angle of Building Java Enterprise Systems with J2EE provides the conceptual
background and wealth of code examples needed to actually assemble systems in a useful
manner with the J2EE technologies. Furthermore, this book demonstrates how the technologies
complement and build on top of one another via evolution of a cohesive and real sample
application. You can use this book to learn, develop, and design your custom applications
immediately.


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Hibernate: A J2EE Developers Guide


Hibernate: A J2EE Developers Guide
CHM | 384 pages | 5.2 MB

Hibernate makes it far easier to build robust, high-performance database applications with Java. Now there's a practical, hands- on guide to using Hibernate's flexible, fast object/relational persistence and query services. Will Iverson covers every facet of development with Hibernate, from its mapping system toits advanced query mechanisms and transaction support.

Iverson shows you how to build Hibernate solutions that can integrate with Swing, with JSP, and even with EJBs utilizing bean-managed persistence. Using realistic examples, he demonstrates how to work with persistent objects, manage schema, and optimize database application performance. After you've mastered Hibernate's core techniques, Iverson presents best practices, tips, tricks, and style guidance for even more effective development. Even if your Java database experience is limited to basic JDBC, this book will help you leverage Hibernate's remarkable power. You'll spend far less time writing code to bridge databases with Java applications--so you can get to market faster, with more features.


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