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Book SynopsisThis publication introduces the concepts behind the patterns, as well as examining the pitfalls of using design patterns, especially the real-world trade-offs that Java developers wrestle with as they build enterprise applications from scratch.
Trade Review"It goes into areas that other pattern books don't reach." VSJ, April
Table of Contents1. Java Enterprise Design Design Patterns J2EE Application Tiers Core Development Concepts Looking Ahead 2. The Unified Modeling Language Origins of UML The Magnificent Seven UML and Software Development Lifecycles Use Case Diagrams Class Diagrams Interaction Diagrams Activity Diagrams Deployment Diagrams 3. Presentation Tier Architecture Server-Side Presentation Tier Application Structure Building a Central Controller 4. Advanced Presentation Tier Design Reuse in Web Applications Extending the Controller Advanced Views 5. Presentation Tier Scalability Scalability and Bottlenecks Content Caching Resource Pool 6. The Business Tier The Business Tier Domain Objects 7. Tier Communications Data Transfer Patterns 8. Database and Data Patterns Data Access Patterns Primary Key Patterns Object-Relational Map pings 9. Business Tier Interfaces Abstracting Business Logic Accessing Remote Services Finding Resources 10. Enterprise Concurrency Transaction Management General Concurrency Patterns Implementing C oncurrency 11. Messaging Messaging and Integration Message Distribution Patterns Message Types Correlating Messages Message Client Patterns Messaging and Integration For Further Reading 12. J2EE Antipatterns Causes of Antipatterns Architectural Antipatterns Presentation Tier Ant ipatterns EJB Antipatterns A. Presentation Tier Patterns B. Business Tier Patterns C. Messaging Patterns D. J2EE Antipatterns.
