J2EE 1.4 The Big Picture
Solveig Haugland, Mark Cade, Anthony Orapallo
Résumé
Here's a little information on what the book's about, who it's for, how the book came to be, and who we are. We're doing this because The Big Picture isn't like most books out there. We want to make sure you know what you're getting.
What This Book Is and Isn't
This book is a big picture look at J2EE. What it's made of, how the parts work together, what the heck a container is, what entity beans are for. Occasionally we'll also touch on things like when J2EE and its parts might or might not be the right choice for a particular project.
This book will help you understand how things work so that not only do you know but you can explain the J2EE big picture to others. It will help you feel comfortable asking questions in meetings, and give you a great foundation if you're going on to learn how to do J2EE programming or system administration. You'll also learn the point of the technologies. Not just what message-driven beans are, not just what an EJB container is, not just what Web services are, but why they're around.
This book is the paperback version of getting that J2EE wizard down the hall from you to sit down over lunch or a few beers and explain things to you. Reading this book is like sitting in a bar with your coworkers after work, not falling asleep in your fourth session of the day at JavaOne.
This book is not going to teach you how to do J2EE. Don't look for a lot of painstakingly annotated code examples. There are a few bits of code but they're not the focus. We believe in using a relaxed, casual approach to teaching and to just how we write. For instance, the three main categories of J2EE services are analogous to Brain, Courage, and Heart from The Wizard of Oz, so we use that analogy. And we sometimes say things like "clearly, that would suck" or "stateless session beans are flaky but good at heart." We do take accuracy seriously. Very seriously. We're just not concerned with writing this book in a way that will get us to the finals of the "Pompous Technical People" competition.
L'auteur - Solveig Haugland
Solveig Haugland has ten years of experience as a
technical writer, specializing in documentation for system
administration and programming languages. She currently
writes Java training courses for Sun Microsystems.
L'auteur - Mark Cade
MARK CADE has 15 years of experience as a software engineer. Currently, he works at the Sun Microsystems Java Center as a Senior Java Architect, where he has extensive experience creating architectures for J2EE solutions for Fortune 500 companies. Cade is lead developer and assessor of the Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for J2EE exam.
L'auteur - Anthony Orapallo
Anthony Orapallo is a technical instructor and has taught a variety of Java topics, including Sun's Enterprise JavaBeans course. He knows what it's like to be up there in front of a class explaining just what the Home interface is, so he knows how to teach.
Sommaire
- Part I Introduction to J2EE
- Chapter 1: High-Level View of J2EE
- Chapter 2: More on What J2EE Is All About
- Chapter 3: Introduction to JSPs, Servlets, and EJBs
- Chapter 4: Multi-Tier Application Architecture
- Chapter 5: The Key Advantages of Using J2EE
- Chapter 6: A Walk Through a J2EE Process
- Chapter 7: Does a Cup of J2EE in the Morning Always Smell Like Victory?
- Part II Deeper Into J2EE
- Chapter 8: Web Servers and Web Containers
- Chapter 9: JSPs and Servlets
- Chapter 10: Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans
- Chapter 11: More About EJBs
- Chapter 12: Looking Inside Enterprise JavaBeans
- Chapter 13: The Database
- Chapter 14: Web Services and SOAP
- Part III J2EE Services and Architecture
- Chapter 15: Resource Management
- Chapter 16: Data Integrity, Transactions, and Concurrency
- Chapter 17: J2EE Security
- Chapter 18: Internationalization
- Chapter 19: Good J2EE Architecture
- Chapter 20: Design Patterns and UML
- Part IV Big Picture Appendix
- Appendix A: The Gist of Java in General
- Appendix B: The Attributes of Object Orientation
- Appendix C: It's All About Communication: RMI
- Appendix D: J2EE Products
- Appendix E: J2EE-to-English Dictionary
Caractéristiques techniques
| PAPIER | |
| Éditeur(s) | Prentice Hall |
| Auteur(s) | Solveig Haugland, Mark Cade, Anthony Orapallo |
| Parution | 15/09/2004 |
| Nb. de pages | 320 |
| Format | 17,5 x 23,5 |
| Couverture | Broché |
| Poids | 661g |
| Intérieur | 2 couleurs |
| EAN13 | 9780131480100 |
| ISBN13 | 978-0-13-148010-0 |
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